Joanne Harrison, Robert Newell, Neil Small
Abstract
Hearing voices can be distressing, but for some services users the experience may be supportive. Joanne Harrison and colleagues consider whether nurses’ attitudes towards service users who hear voices can at times be disempowering and unhelpful
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Hearing voices can be distressing, but for some services users the experience may be supportive. Joanne Harrison and colleagues consider whether nurses’ attitudes towards service users who hear voices can at times be disempowering and unhelpful
Key concepts: Distress, Distressing, Vision, Psychology, Service (business), Nursing, Social psychology, Medicine