Compassion for Voices: a tale of courage and hope
Compassion for Voices produced a 5-minute animated film to engage a non-academic audience with the compassionate approach to relating with voices, with potential for use as a therapeutic, educational, and de-stigmatising tool.
This project was led by Charlie Heriot-Maitland, Department of Psychology at King’s College London, in collaboration with Kate Anderson, independent animation director.
Click here to watch the film: http://compassionforvoices.com/videos/compassion-for-voices-film
Find out more about the project?
Click here for information about the making of the film and the people behind it: https://relatingtovoices.com/compassion-for-voices
Find out about the perceived impact of the project?
The film’s impact was investigated in a research study that is published here:
Hickey T, Strohmaier S, Fossey E, Heriot-Maitland C. (2024) The Acceptability and Impact of a Video on Compassion Focused Therapy as a Psycho-Educative Tool to Deepen Awareness around Voice-Hearing. OBM Integrative and Complementary Medicine, 9(2), 023; doi:10.21926/obm.icm.2402023
Webinar: http://compassionforvoices.com/webinar-compassion-for-voices-science-and-application/