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Listening to Voices

Listening to Voices

Listening to Voices inspires critical reflection and builds a framework of respect, understanding and hope in workplaces, educational settings and community.

Our new podcast You CAN ask that!

To mark World Hearing Voices Day on September 14, Listening to Voices are launching the debut episode of You CAN ask that! – A Listening to Voices podcast.

Hear from Listening to Voices performers Ben, Kelly and Sarah as they explain what hearing voices means for them and the relationship with their voices.

World Hearing Voices Day promotes our right to define our experiences in our own way. It’s a time to expand the narrow stereotypes that still exist about voice-hearing – that it should be a source of shame and secrecy.

What we do

Through performance, training, workshops and resources we:

  • share personal stories to ignite critical conversations in mental health
  • provide unique professional development opportunities
  • contribute the voice of those with lived experience in shaping our future mental health responses
  • address stigma and highlight the many links between trauma, family violence, bullying and mental health
  • create person centred, trauma informed, empathetic mental health workforces
  • inspire critical reflection and hopeful practices, such as the hearing voices approach.

How we can support you

Invite us to your event or training

We deliver a range of training sessions for workforces, students and community.

These include powerful performances and interactive workshops which educate, encourage critical reflection and shift perceptions.

All sessions are customised to meet your specific needs.

Contact us to to find out more.

Listening to Voices documentary

This successful theatre project and production is now captured in an inspiring and educational short film.

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People living well

Gateway Health acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of this land on which we stand and pay our respect to the Elders, past, present and future, for they hold the memories, the traditions and the culture of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Gateway Health acknowledges and recognises people from different nationalities, cultures and identities. We are committed to providing an inclusive service and work environment where individuals feel safe, accepted, affirmed and celebrated.