Four ways nurses can help people who hear voices
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Four ways nurses can help people who hear voices

Rob Allison Senior lecturer in nursing, University of York
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A mental health nurse and lecturer suggests ways to approach people’s distress related to hearing voices

Many mental health nurses (MHNs) and practitioners lack the knowledge and confidence to support people who hear voices. They may struggle to know how to help a person who is distressed by their voice hearing in a way that is meaningful and effective.

Mental Health Practice. 26, 4, 16-17. doi: 10.7748/mhp.26.4.16.s7

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06 July 2023 / Vol 26 issue 4

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