Olga Runciman's guest appearances

Olga Runciman

Madness Radio

Mad in America: Rethinking Mental Health

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Jay Joseph

Paula Caplan

Celia Brown

Monica Cassani

David Cohen

Adele Framer

Michael Cornwall

Gail Hornstein

Peter Breggin

Laura Delano

Carina Håkansson

Oryx Cohen

Pat Bracken

Robert Whitaker

Bhargavi Davar

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”Jeg plejer at sige at jeg er venner med alle mine stemmer, jeg er en form for et kollektiv, men det er mig der er bossen”Sådan siger psykolog og stemmehører Olga Runciman. Hun er sammen med sygeplejerske Jørn Eriksen stiftere af Stemmehørernetværket i Danmark. De har begge i flere år arbejdet med stemmehørergruppe.Du kan her høre Olga og Jørn fortælle om hvad en stemmehørergruppe er, hvordan de første stemmehørergrupper opstod og hvilken positivt effekt det kan have at blive en del af en stemmehørergruppe hvis man hører stemmer.Vil du vide mere om Olga Runciman og Jørn Eriksen kan du finde info nedenforhttps://psykovision.dk/http://www.stemmehoerer.dk/God fornøjelseMusikErik OlsenHans Phillip

”Jeg plejer at sige at jeg er venner med alle mine stemmer, jeg er en form for et kollektiv, men det er mig der er bossen” Sådan siger psykolog og stemmehører Olga Runciman. Hun er sammen med sygeplejerske Jørn Eriksen stiftere af Stemmehørernetværket i Danmark. De har begge i flere år arbejdet med stemmehørergruppe. Du kan her høre Olga og Jørn fortælle om hvad en stemmehørergruppe er, hvordan de første stemmehørergrupper opstod og hvilken positivt effekt det kan have at blive en del af en stemmehørergruppe hvis man hører stemmer. Vil du vide mere om Olga Runciman og Jørn Eriksen kan du finde info nedenfor <a href="https://psykovision.dk/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://psykovision.dk/</a> <a href="http://www.stemmehoerer.dk/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.stemmehoerer.dk/</a> God fornøjelse Musik Erik Olsen Hans Phillip

Tema - Stemmehører - Olga Runciman og Jørn Eriksen fortæller om Stemmehørergrupper - 13.10.2021

How is psychotherapy different when the therapist is also a survivor? What vital lessons must therapists learn from people who have experienced psychosis? If therapy is an imbalance of power between therapist and patient, how can therapists avoid the misuse of power and protect clients from harm? Olga Runciman, voice hearer, psychiatric nurse in locked wards, and survivor of a diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia, brings her experience with recovery to her work as a psychotherapist in private practice. http://psycovery.com https://www.madinamerica.com/author/orunciman/The post Compassionate Psychotherapy | Olga Runciman | Madness Radio first appeared on Madness Radio.

How is psychotherapy different when the therapist is also a survivor? What vital lessons must therapists learn from people who have experienced psychosis? If therapy is an imbalance of power between therapist and patient, how can therapists avoid the misuse of power and protect clients from harm? Olga Runciman, voice hearer, psychiatric nurse in locked wards, and survivor of a diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia, brings her experience with recovery to her work as a psychotherapist in private practice. <a href="http://psycovery.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://psycovery.com</a> <a href="https://www.madinamerica.com/author/orunciman/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.madinamerica.com/author/orunciman/</a>The post <a href="https://www.madnessradio.net/compassionate-psychotherapy-olga-runciman-madness-radio/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Compassionate Psychotherapy | Olga Runciman | Madness Radio</a> first appeared on <a href="https://www.madnessradio.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Madness Radio</a>.

Compassionate Psychotherapy | Olga Runciman | Madness Radio

This week on the Mad in America podcast we interview Olga Runciman.  Olga is an international trainer and speaker, writer, campaigner, and artist. She co-founded the Danish Hearing Voices Network and sees the role of the Hearing Voices Movement as post-psychiatric, working towards the recognition of human rights while offering hope, empowerment, and access to making sense of individual experiences.  Olga was a psychiatric nurse working in social psychiatry but today she is a psychologist and since 2013 she has had her own private practice in Denmark, working with people who have been labelled schizophrenic or psychotic. Olga is herself a psychiatric survivor and a voice hearer too. In this interview we discuss Olga’s professional and personal experiences of the psychiatric system and how she now helps and supports healing and recovery in others. In the episode we discuss: How Olga became a specialist psychiatric nurse in Denmark, believing at the time the reasons given for psychiatric diagnoses.  How she came to see that there was little evidence or corroboration to underpin the diagnosis and treatment that she witnessed. How Olga was also a voice hearer, but kept this hidden from her psychiatric colleagues. How, when experiencing stress and trauma, Olga came to be admitted to a psychiatric ward, diagnosed as schizophrenic and treated with a cocktail of psychiatric drugs. Olga’s experiences of the antipsychotic drug Clozapine. How Olga came to stop her psychiatric drugs which she had been taking for ten years. Psychiatry’s story of hopelessness and chronic illness that is so often sold to patients. How Olga now views her work from a post-psychiatry perspective.  Relevant links: Psycovery Olga’s posts on Mad in America  The Hearing Voices network International Institute for Psychiatric Drug Withdrawal  Postpsychiatry: a new direction for mental health  To get in touch with us email: podcasts@madinamerica.com © Mad in America 2017

This week on the Mad in America podcast we interview Olga Runciman.  Olga is an international trainer and speaker, writer, campaigner, and artist. She co-founded the Danish Hearing Voices Network and sees the role of the Hearing Voices Movement as post-psychiatric, working towards the recognition of human rights while offering hope, empowerment, and access to making sense of individual experiences.  Olga was a psychiatric nurse working in social psychiatry but today she is a psychologist and since 2013 she has had her own private practice in Denmark, working with people who have been labelled schizophrenic or psychotic. Olga is herself a psychiatric survivor and a voice hearer too. In this interview we discuss Olga’s professional and personal experiences of the psychiatric system and how she now helps and supports healing and recovery in others. In the episode we discuss: How Olga became a specialist psychiatric nurse in Denmark, believing at the time the reasons given for psychiatric diagnoses. <ul> <li>How she came to see that there was little evidence or corroboration to underpin the diagnosis and treatment that she witnessed.</li> <li>How Olga was also a voice hearer, but kept this hidden from her psychiatric colleagues.</li> <li>How, when experiencing stress and trauma, Olga came to be admitted to a psychiatric ward, diagnosed as schizophrenic and treated with a cocktail of psychiatric drugs.</li> <li>Olga’s experiences of the antipsychotic drug Clozapine.</li> <li>How Olga came to stop her psychiatric drugs which she had been taking for ten years.</li> <li>Psychiatry’s story of hopelessness and chronic illness that is so often sold to patients.</li> <li>How Olga now views her work from a post-psychiatry perspective.</li> </ul> Relevant links: <a href="http://www.psycovery.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Psycovery</a> <a href="https://www.madinamerica.com/author/orunciman/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Olga’s posts on Mad in America</a> <a href="https://www.hearing-voices.org" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">The Hearing Voices network</a> <a href="http://iipdw.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">International Institute for Psychiatric Drug Withdrawal</a> <a href="http://www.bmj.com/content/322/7288/724" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Postpsychiatry: a new direction for mental health</a> To get in touch with us email: <a href="mailto:podcasts@madinamerica.com">podcasts@madinamerica.com</a> © Mad in America 2017

Olga Runciman - Moving Beyond Psychiatry