6 Session Class: Working with Hearing Voices & Unusual Beliefs (April '25)

Participants will learn how to understand and support people to make meaning of their experiences with hearing voices & unusual beliefs
About this Event

Participants in this 6-session training will learn how to better understand and support people to make meaning of their experiences with voice hearing and/or unusual beliefs or what gets called “paranoia.” Attendance at all sessions is required to fully complete the training. All sessions will be held on-line, and all times listed are in Eastern USA time. Registration is required. Space is limited. All sessions will be led by Peter Bullimore & company.

Tuesday, April 15, 10-2pm: Three Stages of Hearing Voices
Thursday, April 17, 10-2pm: Three Stages of Unusual Beliefs/”Paranoia”
Friday, April 18, 10-11:30am: Maastricht Interview Overview
Monday, April 21, 9-4pm: Using Maastricht for Voices
Wednesday, April 23, 9-4pm: Using Maastricht for Unusual Beliefs/”Paranoia”
Thursday, April 24, 10-2pm: How to Use What’s Learned from Maastricht

PLEASE NOTE: All times are listed in Eastern USA time. We are unable to offer recordings of these sessions at this time. People seeking to attend must be able to do so live. REFUNDS CAN NOT BE OFFERED LESS THAN 20 DAYS BEFORE THIS TRAINING STARTS.

ABOUT THE COST: We offer a sliding scale for price. Although there are suggested guidelines for which price point to choose, we trust that you will assess your own needs and abilities to contribute to the costs of this and future trainings. If you are unable to afford any of the rates, please reach out to us at [email protected]. We will go lower than the listed prices and payment plans are also an option, but please pay what is truly possible. Ultimately, we do not want to turn people away for lack of pay!

If you just need to make up a day, please e-mail us and we will send you a code to register!

Peter Bullimore operates the training/consultant agency, Asylum Associates, and is the founding member of the Paranoia Network in England. He also holds a teaching and research post at Manchester University and is a published author on voices and trauma including the workbook Asking the Questions with Paul Hammersley and John Read, a guidebook on childhood trauma. He will be joined by at least one other member of his team in leading this event.