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Do you wish you had someone to understand what you're going through or have been through?
Why might someone with bipolar disorder suddenly declare they’re divorcing their spouse or see their partner as an enemy? In this powerful episode, we sit down with Dwayne from Alberta, Canada, who bravely shares his personal journey with bipolar disorder. Dwayne provides insightful explanations on these intense reactions, emphasizing the importance of viewing them as symptomatic rather than personal.
Through candid discussions, we uncover common myths and misconceptions that justify abusive actions, stressing the importance of personal accountability despite one's mental health history.
We emphasize the healing power of shared interests and creative outlets in nurturing relationships. Explore practical strategies for reconnecting with a spouse, from simple activities like coloring to enjoying shared hobbies such as music or sports. Dwayne’s openness serves as a heartfelt reminder that love and support can illuminate the darkest moments in our relationships, offering hope to those navigating similar challenges. This episode is a testament to the power of understanding, compassion, and mutual support in overcoming the trials of mental illness.
Questions this episode answers:
1. How can creativity help in managing bipolar disorder?
2. What are the differences between mental illness and abusive behavior?
3. What are some practical strategies for maintaining relationships when dealing with bipolar disorder?
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"Whoops, I Married Bipolar: An Inside Look at A Real Relationship with Mental Illness"
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90 Minute One on One
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By Temple Leffingwell5
1414 ratings
Do you wish you had someone to understand what you're going through or have been through?
Why might someone with bipolar disorder suddenly declare they’re divorcing their spouse or see their partner as an enemy? In this powerful episode, we sit down with Dwayne from Alberta, Canada, who bravely shares his personal journey with bipolar disorder. Dwayne provides insightful explanations on these intense reactions, emphasizing the importance of viewing them as symptomatic rather than personal.
Through candid discussions, we uncover common myths and misconceptions that justify abusive actions, stressing the importance of personal accountability despite one's mental health history.
We emphasize the healing power of shared interests and creative outlets in nurturing relationships. Explore practical strategies for reconnecting with a spouse, from simple activities like coloring to enjoying shared hobbies such as music or sports. Dwayne’s openness serves as a heartfelt reminder that love and support can illuminate the darkest moments in our relationships, offering hope to those navigating similar challenges. This episode is a testament to the power of understanding, compassion, and mutual support in overcoming the trials of mental illness.
Questions this episode answers:
1. How can creativity help in managing bipolar disorder?
2. What are the differences between mental illness and abusive behavior?
3. What are some practical strategies for maintaining relationships when dealing with bipolar disorder?
Connect with Temple
[email protected]
Instagram
Facebook
Amazon / Kindle
"Whoops, I Married Bipolar: An Inside Look at A Real Relationship with Mental Illness"
Book / AudioBook
Links
Heart Healers
Brain Gang
Major Transformation
Healing Foundation
90 Minute One on One
Post Production for I Married Bipolar is done by:
[email protected]

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