來自KERA/Think：“一些聽到聲音的人實際上選擇擁抱他們，而不是試圖讓他們沉默。Wildflower Alliance 和 聽力研究與開發 項目的培訓主任 Caroline Mazel-Carlton 與主持人 Krys Boyd 一起談論她在聽到聲音、從自殺未遂中倖存下來的個人經歷，以及她現在如何努力爭取改變如何看待“精神疾病”。
From KERA/Think: “Some people who hear voices are actually choosing to embrace them rather than seeking to silence them. Caroline Mazel-Carlton, director of training for the Wildflower Alliance and the Hearing Voices Research and Development Project, joins host Krys Boyd to talk about her personal experience with hearing voices, surviving a suicide attempt, and how she works now to fight for change in how ‘mental illness’ is viewed.

“通常這些聲音是信使，而不是殺死信使，也許我們應該解決這個信使讓我們意識到的治療點。”
‘Often these voices are messengers, and instead of killing the messenger, maybe we should address the points of healing that this messenger is making us aware of.’”

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https://think.kera.org/2022/07/01/what-its-like-living-with-voices-in-your-head/