Hearing Voices provides support to people that experience voice hearing. Anyone living in Bradford District and Craven aged 18+ can access support from Hearing Voices. 

We provide support in two ways: 

  • Weekly peer support groups in-person in Skipton and Bradford
  • One-to-one Maastricht support with a trained practitioner

How can I access support?

You can refer yourself or someone else for support using the online referral forms below.

Please contact us by email or phone if you need any help completing the forms.

Call us  01274 730815

Email us hearingvoices@mindinbradford.org.uk

Hearing Voices peer support groups

These groups provide a safe space to learn new strategies to cope with your voices and talk to others who have similar experiences. We run weekly groups in Skipton and central Bradford, each group is run by a trained practitioner. 

  • Every Tuesday, 4.30pm – 6.00pm, Skipton
  • Every Wednesday, 12.00pm – 1.30pm, Bradford central 

Venue details shared with attendees once registered.

Maastricht one-to-one support

Access up to 12-weeks of one-to-one support with a trained practitioner who can help you understand your voices and learn new coping strategies.  

Our Maastricht one-to-one support aims to help you manage your experiences of hearing voices. We use The Maastricht Approach; a semi-structured questionnaire that has been designed by people who hear voices and mental health professionals. It can help you gain greater insight into your experiences and form a relationship with voices, resulting in personal coping strategies which can improve quality of life and increase control.

This is a radical approach to working with voice hearers and those experiencing paranoia. We are Bradford’s first Maastricht Approach Centre and work in collaboration with the National Paranoia Network.

This service is for anyone aged 18+ who lives in Bradford or Craven. No diagnosis or referral is needed to access the service. You can request a male or female practitioner on the referral form.

I never believed I could live in harmony with my voices or that opening to someone would help me to be more in touch with my inner self. This therapy has really changed my life, and I am now more confident, happier and able to feel feelings better. Without the Maastricht therapy I would be in a very different place, so I am for ever grateful.

Person supported by Maastricht 1:1 support 

Hearing people talk about their voices helps me to understand mine better.

Really like the group, feels relaxed and I don’t feel pressured to talk if I don’t want to.

This is the first time I have ever discussed these issues from childhood with anyone at all.

Feedback from Peer Support groups

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