Listening Project
Conversation between father and son, Peter and Ross, about Ross' psychosis and other mental health problems.
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Type
sound
Duration
00:58:28
Shelf mark
C1500/0100
Recording date
2012-05-09
Is part of (Collection)
The Listening Project
Recording locations
Peter and Ross' home
Interviewees
Wilson, Peter, 1953- (male, Consultant), Wilson, Ross, 1985- (male, Guitar tutor)
Producers
BBC Radio Berkshire
Recordist
McKechnie, Graham
Abstract
Ross has suffered from severe mental health problems for much of the past ten years, including psychosis. He and his father talk in depth about the nature of psychosis, the impact it had on their relationship, when his parents decided to have him sectioned, how Ross ran away, suicidal thoughts and depression, his music and its part in his recovery and his hopes for the future.
Description
The Listening Project conversations collectively form a picture of our lives and relationships today. Recordings were made by BBC producers of people sharing an intimate conversation, lasting up to an hour and on a topic of the speakers' choice.
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