The ‘Inside Bipolar’ Experiment: Why This Wasn’t Supposed to Work

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Bipolar Advocacy 101: From Political Change to Family Boundaries

Advocacy isn’t yelling, protesting, or going viral — and for people with bipolar disorder, doing it the wrong way can actually make things worse. In this episode, we break down what real, effective advocacy actually looks like, starting where the stakes are highest: your everyday ...  Show more

From Panic to Peace: Self-Calming Tactics for Bipolar Disorder

Being told to “calm down” has never calmed anyone down — especially if you are experiencing symptoms of bipolar disorder. In this surprisingly funny episode, Gabe Howard (who lives with bipolar disorder) and Dr. Nicole Washington break down why the world’s most common advice back ...  Show more

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