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by Elisabeth Svanholmer

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Author: Elisabeth

Elisabeth lives in West Yorkshire but is originally from Denmark where she has been involved with the Hearing Voices Network as a speaker and trainer for the past 10 years. Her story features in the book ‘Living with Voices’ by Romme & Escher. She is passionate about emotional wellbeing, mindful communication and sensitivity. She enjoys bodywork, dance, gardening, being creative, listening to the rain and giving and receiving hugs.  
November 21, 2019November 21, 2019 Elisabeth

Do we really want a world without voices?

September 12, 2019September 12, 2019 Elisabeth

New website about hearing voices

April 24, 2019April 24, 2019 Elisabeth

Programme for Pushing Up Daisies in Todmorden May 11th-18th 2019

April 12, 2019April 13, 2019 Elisabeth

Grief – twice removed

April 3, 2019 Elisabeth

Fragmented thoughts on grass, hair and Brexit

January 22, 2019April 12, 2019 Elisabeth

Hair cut for PUD

January 18, 2019 Elisabeth

Making difficult stuff meaningful

November 29, 2018November 29, 2018 Elisabeth

Tales from Times of Exhaustion #8 – finding a balance; food, energy and exercise

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Self practice Friday session developing ideas for movement phrases... And getting used to videoing myself, watching back, evaluating and reworking stuff. Slow process but so far worth doing. #bodywork #movement #gentlepractice #lines #landscapes
I am quite satisfied with this talk I gave at the launch of the understandingvoices.com website back in September. Copy paste this link to watch/listen https://vimeo.com/368223940 Also there are other great short talks from the same event at https://vimeo.com/hearingthevoice #hearingvoices #understandingvoices #livingwithvoices #moretolife #somuchwedontknow #dreams
Been dancing this weekend with loads of gorgeous people. Every time I do a bigger piece of dance it interferes with every thing else. I end up having to rest a lot because of the intensity of rehearsing. I have to prioritise and put other things on hold because my energy is so low. I get frustrated and grumpy... Yet I don't want to change anything. I don't want to drop the work I do around emotional well-being and I don't want to dance less. So I just try and keep learning how best to do things. And practice shitloads of self-compassion and patience... With @openmindedtraining @revivaldancecompanyuk and Sara Carter #dance #hebdenbridge #calderdale #dayofdance #calltodance #dancefestival #performance #ME #CFS #balance #priorities #bodywork #livinglifegently
Call to dance has organised a Day of Dance in Hebden Bridge on Saturday Nov 9th A wide range of workshops for everyone and an evening performance at the Birchcliffe Centre Book through hbdancef.org.uk #jive #salsa #movement #circledances #contemporary #charleston #biodanza #creativity #fun #body #community #hebdenbridge #dance #performances #calderdale #westyorkshire #dayofdance #dancefestival #todmorden #mytholmroyd
So often we don't know how to have conversations about the deeper and more complex parts of being human. Fear of saying the wrong thing, overstepping boundaries or sounding stupid are just a couple of the things that can keep us from being more curious about each other. And every situation is different and every encounter might require something different from us. So it's easy to give up and just stick with small talk. There is a time for small talk but we only become more confident and comfortable with complicated conversations if we expose ourselves to them. #courage #compassion #curiosity #community

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    • EMBRACING THE LENS OF SENSITIVITY
    • Reference letter from T. Eyles
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