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Jun 24, 2021, 16 tweets

Our final session of #RCPsychC virtual Congress we are talking about Religious Delusions and Hallucinations: Significance, meaning, and narrative with Dr Alison J Gray @revdraligray, Professor Christopher C.H. Cook @cchcook and Dr Angela Woods @literarti

Book: Hearing voices, demonic and divine

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Respondents: hearing voices

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Conversations with God.

Does it feel like the voices that you hear have their own character?

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Discontinuities

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Hearing voices: Positive experiences, and comfort, also good emotionally

Conclusions: psychiatrists need to be aware that hearing voices don't always mean psychological issues

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We welcome Arjan Braam to the stage

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Religious Delusions

-Arjan Braam

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Results of study

-Arjan Braam
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Conclusions

- Arjan Braam

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Explanatory models of religious experiences
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Welcome Dr Angela Woods @literarti

Narrative frameworks in psychosis

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"from one human being to another she failed me"

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Conclusions and what could have been done - with understanding and working collaboratively

Thank you Dr Angela Woods @literarti

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Most research was done on Christian groups and in the west. We don't know if they occur in other religious groups - different patterns may occur but we haven't got the data on other beliefs.

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Thank you to all our speakers from our last session of our first virtual Congress!

Dr Alison J Gray @revdraligray
Professor Christopher C.H. Cook @cchcook
Dr Angela Woods @literarti
Arjan Braaem

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