Disclosing Bipolar to Friends and Colleagues

Disclosing Bipolar to Friends and Colleagues

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Is the Mental Health System Broken? What Bipolar Patients Need to Know

The mental health system can feel confusing, frustrating, and sometimes downright impossible to navigate—especially when you live with bipolar disorder. But what if the problem isn't that the system is “broken,” what if it was simply designed for something different? In this epis ...  Show more

Stopping Obsessive Thoughts with Bipolar Disorder

Obsessive thoughts and chronic worry can make it difficult to relax, sleep, enjoy relationships, or even stay present in everyday life. But what does it actually mean when someone says they’re having “obsessive thoughts,” and what can they do to break the cycle? In this episode, ...  Show more

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