Auditory hallucination

Auditory hallucinations are when a person hears sounds or voices that are not real. These sounds are usually very clear, making it difficult for the individual to distinguish them from reality. Auditory hallucinations can be quite distressing and can interfere with a person’s daily life. For this reason, it is important to understand what causes auditory hallucinations and how to cope with them. This guide will provide an overview of the potential causes of auditory hallucinations as well as…

When I'm in a mixed state I see and hear things. It's so not fun.

The Hearing Voices Movement is a peer support organization for people who experience voice-hearing. They view hearing gvoices (auditory hallucinations) as a normal rather than pathological phenomenon that people can change their relationships with. This blog post explores this issue.

এটি একটি কাল্পনিক গল্প। এর সব চরিত্র ও ঘটনা কাল্পনিক। যদি বাস্তবের কোন কিছুর সাথে মিল খুঁজে পাওয়া যায় তবে তা নিছক কাকতাল মাত্র। আমি আমার বান্ধবী এবং মানুষিক চিকিৎসা বিশেষজ্ঞ ড. জেসিকা হ্যানের অফি…

A new study published in Brain reveals people who experience auditory vocal hallucinations are better at detecting hidden speech in ambiguous sounds than non voice-hearers.

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Assessing and managing hallucinations in children and adolescents - Volume 22 Issue 6

A website about hearing voices in your head , focussed on the maastricht approach and the talking with voices method

Christian Edler's self-portraits hint at an inner conflict brewing within the artist's psyche. Edler uses his own likeness for surrealist visual experiments, painting himself with various mutations that explore the battles we have with ourselves. In one work, Edler's face multiplies over and over, creating a web of mouths, fingers, and eye sockets that seems bent on destroying itself. In another piece, he collapses face down in resignation, his face cracking like a ceramic vase. Other works…