Who are Voices Vic? 

Uniting's Voices Vic is an award-winning and research supported specialist program improving the wellbeing and recovery of people who hear voices and experience other unusual experiences.

Led by peers with lived & living experience in hearing voices and mental health, Voices Vic provides dynamic recovery groups for adults & youth. We also facilitate trainings across Australia for organisations and individuals who work and care for voice hearers and voice hearers themselves. 

Training dates for this event - 2 days:

Tuesday 3rd February - 9.45am-3.30pm

Wednesday 4th February - 9.45am- 3.30pm

DAY 1: Foundations of The Hearing Voices Approach

This training covers the history & foundations of the Hearing Voices Approach.

Participants will learn about:

The origins of the Hearing Voices Approach & Global Network

The consumer perspective of someone who lives with voices

Fears & myths around voice hearing

Ways we can work with voices & pathways of recovery

DAY 2: Skills Building for Hearing Voices Approach

This training teaches the skills, knowledge and techniques on how to apply the Hearing Voices Approach in many practical settings.

Participants will learn about:

Coping skills & strategies for when someone is in distress from their voices

How to make sense of voices & their meaning

The importance of validating and empowering voice hearers' experiences

***DAY 1 & 2 training is suitable for voice hearers, family, friends & carers of voice hearers, lived experience workers & mental health professionals who work with voice hearers. We have additional days of training that focus on additional tools for working with voice hearers and running Hearing Voices Groups.

Hearing Voices Groups

Funding: The Department of Health has provided subsidised funding that can be accessed by organisations and individuals within Victoria for subsidised access to training.

Eligible participants must be residing in Victoria and:

Have lived or living experience as a voice hearer (unwaged participants receive a no cost space)
Are a family member, friend or unpaid carer of a voice hearer (no cost)
Are a concession card holder (no cost)
Are a peer worker in a mental health service,* or
Work in a public health or community service that supports voice hearers*

*If you meet this criteria you are eligible for a reduced rate of $50 per person, per day.

If you are enquiring out of Victoria state. You can book this through this event directly.

Any issues or questions please email: vvtraining@vt.uniting.org

We believe everyone can recover

Contact the host of Hearing Voices 2-Day Training FEBRUARY 3, 4

There were 0 errors found in the information you submitted: