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SUMMARY:Do You Hear What I Hear? And other ways of thinking about psychosis [In-Person]
DESCRIPTION:An exploration of different ways of thinking about psychosis. \n   \nThis course is great if you are: \n• Wanting to explore different ways of understanding psychosis\n• Curious about the experience of hearing\, seeing\, feeling\, or believing things that others may not\n• Keen to hear from people with lived and living experience of psychosis\n• Interested in how we can talk about psychosis in open and compassionate ways  \nThis course explores … \nThis course asks the question “How can we think about the experiences sometimes called psychosis?”  \nTo answer it\, we’re going to talk with each other and explore stories from people who have lived or living experience of psychosis\, as well as people who have helped support someone with psychosis.   \nWe’ll participate in activities that help us understand what psychosis can look and feel like\, but we’re also going to talk about how complicated it is\, and how there are different ways of thinking about it (and how not everyone agrees).  \n You will hear some different things that people have found helpful on their journey\, but this course doesn’t provide you with a list of strategies to try or models to understand. We want this course to start a conversation about psychosis – and we’d love to see you there!    \nA note on language: We want to acknowledge that the word ‘psychosis’ describes a group of experiences\, but it isn’t the only way to describe them. Lots of people don’t use this word because it doesn’t match their experience or beliefs. We will explore that in this course and take some time to unpack what this means.    \nLearning objectives \nBy participating in this course\, you will:      \n• Understand that there are multiple ways of thinking about psychosis\n• Recognise that the experience of psychosis is different for each person\n• Identify some experiences related to psychosis\n• Consider the idea of psychosis as an unshared reality\n• Engage with people’s stories to explore diverse perspectives  \nWhat’s in a course? \nThese aren’t your typical courses. They’re interactive\, open\, and filled with activities\, group discussions\, and meaningful conversations that invite curiosity and connection.  \nOur courses are supportive and respectful spaces\, where people learn from each other through real stories\, professional insights\, and lived experience. You’re welcome to take part in whatever way feels comfortable for you.  \nThe course is free and open to everyone.  \n \n\nResources on psychosis + unshared realities \n \n 
URL:https://discovery.college/event/do-you-hear-what-i-hear-and-other-ways-of-thinking-about-psychosis/
LOCATION:Westall Community Hub\, 35 Fairbank Road\, Clayton South\, Victoria\, 3169\, Australia
CATEGORIES:In-Person
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SUMMARY:In Someone Else’s Shoes: Different ways of understanding mental health [Online]
DESCRIPTION:An exploration of what mental health means\, how people experience it\, and the many ways it can be understood. \n   \nThis course is great if you are: \n• Keen to hear different perspectives on mental health\n• Interested in how ideas about mental health have changed over time\n• Curious about the impact of language on mental health and wellbeing\n• Wanting to explore how to support people with views different to your own    \nThis course explores … \nWe’ll look at the big picture – what mental health means\, how people experience it\, and the many ways it can be understood. Together\, we’ll explore the role of language\, the impact it has on shaping beliefs\, and how ideas about mental health have shifted over time. By hearing diverse lived and professional perspectives\, you’ll have the chance to reflect on what influences your own views and how they may evolve in the future.  \nLearning objectives \nBy participating in this course\, you will:    \n• Understand that words related to mental health can mean different things to different people\n• Recognise that there are many ways of understanding mental health and wellbeing\n• Consider how ideas about mental health can change across time  \nWhat’s in a course? \nThese aren’t your typical courses. They’re interactive\, open\, and filled with activities\, group discussions\, and meaningful conversations that invite curiosity and connection.   \nOur courses are supportive and respectful spaces\, where people learn from each other through real stories\, professional insights\, and lived experience. You’re welcome to take part in whatever way feels comfortable for you.  \nThe course is free and open to everyone.  \n  \n \n  \n  \nResources on different mental health perspectives
URL:https://discovery.college/event/in-someone-elses-shoes-different-ways-of-understanding-mental-health-online/
LOCATION:ONLINE via Zoom\, Melbourne\, Victora\, 3189\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Online
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SUMMARY:In Someone Else’s Shoes: Different ways of understanding mental health [In-Person]
DESCRIPTION:This course is great if you are:\nkeen to hear different perspectives about mental health\ninterested in how ideas about mental health have changed over time\nwant to explore how to support and sit with different views of mental health\ncurious about the impact of language in mental health\n\n  \nIs there a RIGHT way to think about mental health? \nWhat might we think in the future looking back? \nHow do you support people when you don’t agree with their views? \nWhat shapes how we all understand mental health? \n  \n  \nIn this course\, we take a step back to look at the big picture – what is mental health and what are the ways we can think about it? We’ll dive into language – its importance\, impact and how it shapes people’s views around mental health. We’re going to explore different lived and professional perspectives to think about what challenges and shapes our own ideas on mental health. We’re also going to look at how mental health has changed over time and even think about what it might look like in the future. \n  \nWant to join this course but it is full? Click THIS LINK to let us know via email and we will put you on the waitlist!\n  \n  \n \n  \n  \nResources on different mental health perspectives
URL:https://discovery.college/event/in-someone-elses-shoes-different-ways-of-understanding-mental-health/
LOCATION:CYMHS Seminar Rooom\, Level 2/999 Nepean Hwy\, Moorabbin\, Victoria\, 3189\, Australia
CATEGORIES:In-Person
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