and non-evidence-based approaches to severe mental illnesses in articles by Susan Inman from the Huffington Post, such as "People Who Hear Voices Need Science-Based Advice" in 2013, and "What You're not Hearing About the Hearing Voices Movement" in 2015. Specific criticisms of the hearing voices approach include: using ideas that don't support science-based ways of understanding illness undermines people's trust in medical help that might be crucial to their wellbeing encourages people to focus on their voices when they may be having a hard time differentiating between what's real and what's not real doesn't recognize the very different needs of people with severe mental illnesses by failing to differentiate between the needs of people who actually have psychotic disorders and those who don't, HVM poses serious risks poses real danger for the substantial number of people who lack insight into their psychotic disorder people struggling with psychotic symptoms shouldn't be advised to emphasize the meaning of auditory hallucinations Appearances in media Hearing Voices, Horizon Documentary, BBC, UK (1995) Angels and Demons directed by Sonya Pemberton, f2003; produced by ABC Commercial, in Enough Rope, Episode 162 The Doctor Who Hears Voices, Channel 4, UK The voices in my head TED2013, Filmed February 2013 A study investigating media reports of the experience of hearing voices found that 84% of the articles in the study contained no suggestion that voice-hearing can be ‘normal’. Half of those that did, put voice-hearing in a religious or spiritual context, for example considering the case of Joan of Arc. Most of the articles (81.8%) connected voice-hearing to mental illness. In some cases, auditory verbal hallucinations were simply equated with insanity. Publications Also published by Rijksuniversiteit Maastricht in the Netherlands. See also Auditory hallucination Critical Psychiatry Network Demon Diagnosis of schizophrenia Hearing Voices Network Interpretation of Schizophrenia Neurodiversity Paranoia Network Peer support Psychiatric survivors movement Recovery approach Self-help groups for mental health Social construction of schizophrenia Trauma model of mental disorders References Further reading Press Treatment of Schizophrenia Challenged In Western Australia The NewsMaker (Australia) 9 June 2011, "The Psychiatrist, the psychologist and the ex patient: a frank discussion on schizophrenia" Dr Dirk Corstens from the Netherlands, award-winning psychologist Eleanor Longden, and ex patient and Voices advocate Ron Coleman, discuss their expertise and experience on schizophrenia and voice hearing, as well as share innovative ways on the treatment of schizophrenia and management the experience. A first-class recovery: From