In this episode I wanted to continue our series on ADHD and how to best help those who suffer from it, especially in a classroom setting. We cover IEP's and other coping strategies that might prove useful.

In this episode, I wanted to cover a few things about boys and girls who have ADHD. It's a simple episode with I hope simple answers to some common questions. This is episode 2 of what I'm hoping will be a 4 part series with guest stars. Stay tuned for the next episode.

I'm starting a series on ADHD, a very challenging divergency that can make someone feel trapped in their own mind and body. This is just the first episode in a series I'm doing on ADHD.

A fun episode going over the correlation between astrological signs and mood disorders.

I wanted to share a couple of my experiences with abandonment issues. I plan to make this a series so if you have any experiences you'd like to share or have a specific request please feel free to let me know.

I just needed to get some things off my chest. I'm stuck in this limbo of 'Am I manic or not?'

If you feel anything like I do, where you're feeling some of the symptoms of mania but not all of them, but you can't tell if it's a mixed episode either, then you've got the right show.

Leave your comments on your tricks and tips on how to handle these types of situations.

Like and follow so that you can keep up with how things turn out with my TMS treatments and just life in general. Share if you know someone who might feel this way so they don't feel alone either.

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In this episode, I wanted to talk about substance abuse and bipolar disorder. I give a little insight into my own struggle and also some advice for getting out of the dark.

I wanted to make an episode on not letting your disability define who you are as a person, but I'm in a bit of a low, so it's just a short episode. I plan to make a series out of it, but I'd like to hear from you guys and hear what your tips are on NOT letting your disability define you.

In this episode, I wanted to give some info on what it's like to be bipolar and be in a good place. Not manic and not depressed; not melancholic but just ok. I'm in a good place and I just wanted to share that.