Our next virtual Facilitator Basics training will be on December 19th from 12-4pm! Learn to facilitate CTHVN groups. Learn more here!
Also, we're moving offices December 13th! Learn more here.
A Non-Clinical approach
CTHVN groups focus on
mutual respect, peer support, and community, not therapy or treatment.
Your beliefs are valid
CTHVN Groups welcome the diversity of experiences and views of the members. Rather than seeing one belief system as more valid than another, all explanations for voice and vision experiences are valued.
You're the expert on your experience
No assumption of illness is made. Individuals are honored as the expert
on themselves, respecting that our humanness is expressed through our
experiences.
Connect with people who get it
CTHVN groups provide a space for people to share their personal experiences of voices, visions, and other unique sensory perceptions, while offering support to one another.
Feel overwhelmed? We can help.
The groups can offer an
opportunity for people to accept and find meaning in their experiences in a way that helps them regain power over their lives.
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10% of people have heard voices in their life. You're not alone.
Don't want to talk?
No problem. We think listening is just as important.
Each person has an important part to play in determining the direction of the groups, which are member led. This may mean sharing their story, but it can also look like silently bearing witness to others, so don’t worry if you
don’t want to talk.
If you do choose to share, your story is safe with us. CT Hearing Voices Network Groups are confidential. What is discussed in the groups stays in the groups.
The groups are made up of people with lived experience of voices, vision, and other unusual sensory perceptions. Our hope is to come together as peers, able to express our truths, honoring our personal power in a space free of a hierarchy and judgement.
Interested in starting a group?
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