Mind in Camden’s website hosts information about the network of  hearing voices groups in London, including a list of groups.

The website for young people who hear or see things that others don’t, and their families.

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Supporting people in prisons, secure units and immigration removal centres who hear voices, see visions or have unusual beliefs.

Provides online weekly peer support groups for family members and friends, to help them make sense of their    own experiences as they meet the many challenges that supporting others brings

Provides person-centred non-clinical mental health support to adults living independently in Sutton.

A network of people in the UK promoting alternatives to psychiatric diagnoses through events, activism and a Facebook group.

ISPS is for professionals, service users and carers to share their ideas and examine their differences. Promotes different approaches to psychosis – psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioural, arts-based, family and holistic.

Run by Peter Bullimore, Kate Crawford and Tori Reeve, the Paranoia Network was originally launched in 2004 and aims to raise awareness of how disabling paranoia can be, and to break down social taboos.

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NSUN is the UK’s only mental health charity to center the survivor and lived experience voice. They are a user-led network of community groups and people who have experience of mental distress, ill-health, or trauma who want to change things for the better.

Innovative approach to delivering mental health services originating in Western Lapland (part of Finland) where, thanks to this approach, they have the best outcomes in the Western World.

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