Are people who hear voices necessarily mad? Traditional clinical psychology says yes, but a leading Dutch psychiatrist, Professor Marius Romme, argues that the voices people hear relate to their own thoughts and that they can learn to live with them. This film explores the arguments for focusing on what the voices say, rather than suppressing them with medication.
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Producer John Edginton ; Editor John Lynch
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