Seasonal Bipolar: Can Weather Really Cause Symptoms?

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Traveling with Bipolar: Tips That Actually Work

Traveling is supposed to be fun — but when you live with bipolar disorder, even a short trip can disrupt sleep, routines, and stability. In this episode, Gabe Howard (who lives with bipolar) and Dr. Nicole Washington get honest about why vacations can feel overwhelming, how to pl ...  Show more

Addressing Racial & Ethnic Groups in Bipolar Care: Stigma and Misdiagnosis Exposed

The mental health system didn’t start out fair — and in many ways, it still isn’t. In this powerful episode, Dr. Nicole Washington sits down with fellow psychiatrist Dr. Leesha Ellis-Cox to unpack the long, painful history that continues to shape the experiences of Black American ...  Show more

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