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Psychotherapist One on One , Group WorkI specialise in Abuse - Emotional abuse - Sexual abuse - Alcoholism - Drugs and 12 other disordersWelcome to Work Love and Play. Based Melbourne Australia, I offer psychotherapy/counselling services. My area of expertise and training are in alcohol & drug issues, death &...; read moreAUBURN, VIC 3123 & CARLTON NORTH, VIC 3054 -
confidential, evidence based counselling and treatment.I specialise in Abortion - Abuse - Drug abuse - Emotional abuse - Physical abuseCOFFS HARBOUR JETTY, NSW 2450
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Find psychologists, counsellors and other therapists that can help with hearing voices
Hearing voices is an auditory hallucination that may or may not be associated with a mental health problem. It is the most common type of hallucination in people with psychotic disorders such as schizophrenia. However, a large number of otherwise healthy individuals have also reported hearing voices.
Until recently voices were regarded as a symptom of a mental illness and not talked about because of fear of stigma. Hearing voices are still considered by psychiatry as an auditory hallucination and as a symptom of conditions such as schizophrenic disorders, manic depression and psychosis.
Traumatic life experiences are considered to be among the most significant triggers of auditory hallucinations, particularly among children.
