“…As an experiential therapy, it primarily focuses on how patients relate to and respond to their voice by addressing emotional regulation, improving self-esteem, and fostering acceptance rather than to directly challenge beliefs about voices. Importantly, this new intervention allows patients to converse with their voice with the aim of improving coping and decreasing distress by addressing power and control within these relationships as well as altering negative relationships and self-perceptions (Beaudoin et al, 2021 ; Craig, Ward, & Rus-Calafell, 2016 ; Dellazizzo, Potvin, Phraxayavong, Lalonde, & Dumais, 2018 ; Leff, Williams, Huckvale, Arbuthnot, & Leff, 2014 ; Ward et al, 2020 ).…”