In November 2017, the University of East London conferred an Honorary Doctorate of Psychology on Jacqui Dillon in recognition of her services to mental health. You can watch Jacqui’s Honorary Doctorate Graduation here:
A rare opportunity to work with a trainer with both personal & professional experience, awareness and skills in understanding & working with dissociation. Learning Outcomes: • Greater awareness of the continuum of dissociative experiences. • Enhanced confidence, responsiveness and awareness for supporting survivors of trauma, abuse and adversity. • Awareness of effective short and long-term […]
Via http://www.hearingvoicesusa.org/other-events-trainings/117-jackie-dillon-at-intar A few folks from our community travelled to Liverpool, England this summer to attend the INTAR 2014 conference (International Network Toward Alternatives and Recovery). The theme of this year’s conference was “Power to Communities: Healing through Social Justice.” Evan Goodchild made an audio recording of Jacqui Dillon‘s Keynote speech: Recovery as Social Action: The Personal is the Political. Jacqui Dillon is […]
Psychoanalyst, psychotherapist and writer Susie Orbach in conversation with writer, campaigner, international speaker and trainer Jacqui Dillon, Chair of the Hearing Voices Network. This talk was recorded at Wellcome Collection at our Feeling Emotional Friday Late Spectacular on Friday 5 February 2016. Photo Copyright Grace Gelder
Coming to a town near you: real help for voice hearers The Foundation for Excellence in Mental Health Care is pleased to announce that its Hearing Voices Research and Development Fund has received $250,000 in funding for a 3-year project to bring Hearing Voices peer support groups to communities across the United States and to research […]
What do you hear when you stop and listen to what’s going on in your head? A song that was on the radio yesterday? A snippet of this mornings conversation with your sister? Or nothing….? Are you debating the best route to take home? Are you saying a prayer? What does that sound like? Jacqui […]
Watch my recent talk on Demedicalising Distress in Powys on YouTube. http://youtu.be/JHzHliy5yeQ The Powys Mental Health team invites you to a free conference they are organising in in Llandrindod Wells. Shaping Services Together. Should the question underpinning how we shape our mental health services be “what has happened to you” rather than “what is wrong […]
If you have a mental health problem, where you live in the world makes a big difference to the care you receive. In many lower and middle income countries, three-quarters of people with mental health problems don’t have access to mainstream mental health services. Even in wealthier, developed countries, the figure is close to 50%. […]
Jacqui Dillon Awarded Honorary Doctorate in Psychology08/02/2018 - 1:04 PM
Making Sense of Dissociation Raising Awareness & Promoting Healing08/02/2018 - 12:36 PM
Beck Road Alliance – Share Your Testimony19/06/2017 - 5:57 PM
Soundcloud Clips from ‘Why Did I Go Mad?’19/06/2017 - 4:43 PM
Hearing voices, dissociation, and the self: A functional-analytic perspective19/06/2017 - 4:31 PM