Centre 401 in Hamilton are now offering a support group.
See their flier attached.
Centre 401 in Hamilton are now offering a support group.
See their flier attached.
We have moved our group from Henderson/ Swanson and are now at a more handy location of Mt Albert. Please see our flier for the latest dates.
We have completed our series of workshops, Stories to Awaken your Inner Hero in Christchurch, Wellington and Auckland with Dr Lewis Mehl-Madrona and Barbara Mainguy. What a great workshop it was. We discovered the healing power of story, the emotional power of using metaphor. The gift it was to be able to listen to someones life challenges, and turn it into a Heros story, using metaphor. The story of Pack rat and First mother, told by Lewis, reminding us all, just like the Heros, not to give up. That by creating a metaphorical story we we become the hero and succeeds, our brains, and spirits began to start searching for a way to create that success on a deeper level.
Uplifting, and engaging.
Here is an interview with Lewis and Barbara before the workshops, talking about it.
We had a fabulous workshop today, in Auckland, the last of a series of worskhops in New Zealand with Lewis Mehl Madrona and Barbara Mainguy. We made prayer ties, and heard stories of how the Native American Lakota and Cherokee saw the creation of the world and the communication with spirit and the ancestors. We performed a fire ceremony, and partook in a chanunpa ceremony.
the peace and connection everyone felt from the day was beautiful. I must say that they are two fabulous and genuine people. Their teachings touched all our hearts.
Here is an interview with them, before we held the workshop, talking a little about the ancestors
Ceremony & Ancestors Lewis & Barbara
A new website created to provide information about psychosis.
What do you think? See it here
Haven’t listed our support groups though, to see those, please visit our website here
Hi all. We are pleased to say we have a new venue for our Henderson Auckland NZ, support group. Please see our new flier here. Free to come along. Dates are shown for next few 2018 meetings.
Come along and join us. Its a great movie. We would love any volunteers who can help us run the Hearing Voices Network Aotearoa NZ for the coming year. See you there.
We are excited to announce that there will also be a screening in Dunedin of this movie.
We are awaiting the poster.
But for any bookings in the meantime details are as below
7pm Friday April 29th
McMillan Room
Dunedin Community House
Corner of Moray Place and Great King Street
Bookings essential as venue holds 50 seats
Contact Grant from Otago Mental Health support Trust on 477 2598 or emailotagomd@ihug.co.nz
Here are the details for the screening in Whangarei also on the 29th April.
There will also be a screening in Dunedin. Poster to follow.
Writer and director PJ Moynihan explores two question: What are we talking about when we talk about “mental illness”? What is truly helpful?
Over a five year period, Healing Voices follows Oryx, Jen, and Dan, all previously diagnosed with serious mental illness. Oryx, Jen, and Dan are each very different personalities but all are articulate, insightful, and fascinating in describing their return journeys from extreme states of consciousness to satisfying human relationships and meaningful work.
Healing Voices is not afraid to discuss aspects of our humanity that routinely terrify many of us, and Moynihan is also not afraid to make his movie fun and joyful—including playful music and animations. What is striking about Healing Voices is its combination of boldness and humility—its boldness challenging political correctness and its humility about its own assertions.
RADIO INTERVIEW HERE
https://soundcloud.com/kinkfm/healing-voices
Please see the details of our event at the Pumphouse in Takapuna on the 29th April, on the attached jpeg.
Space is limited so book asap!
Regards
Adrienne Giacon
Chair
HVNANZ