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Black Bipolar Female
By Natasha CobbMental Health
Black Bipolar Female episodes
- Feelings We Have In CommonNatasha reflects on some of the key people in her life while having her 4th break.11 min
- Health MaintenanceNatasha reflects on what it takes to maintain her health and how her life might have been very different if she was not born in the United States.11 min
- Say Something NiceNatasha reflects on how it is important for her to show up in peoples lives the way she wants them to show up in hers.11 min
- It Could Be AnythingNatasha reflects on how she did not know what Bipolar Disorder was when she was diagnosed with it.10 min
- Delusions of GrandeurNatasha is told that her dream of becoming a successful writer is delusional once she develops bipolar disorder.12 min
- Risk ToleranceNatasha is told that she has the same risk tolerance as a stock broker - The bigger the risk the bigger the reward.12 min
- Turn A Talent Into A SkillNatasha reflects on how talent wanes over time and how important it was that she develop her gift of writing into a skill.11 min
- Throw It AwayNatasha reflects on the value in moving on from material possessions, people, and food while looking forward to beginning to work on her mindfulness.11 min
- Don't Compare PainNatasha reflects on how it's more important to work to get through pain rather than comparing it to others who are also suffering.11 min
- Weight Is Not A Personality TraitNatasha reflects on the first time she was called fat in middle school and how it shaped how she thinks about herself and her body.11 min
About Black Bipolar Female
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Black Bipolar Female is a courageous space where honesty meets healing. Through candid conversations, personal reflections, and practical insight, this podcast explores what it means to navigate…
life, relationships, purpose, and success while living with bipolar disorder. Created for Black women who want to feel seen, understood, and less alone, each episode helps dismantle stigma, build community, and remind listeners that a diagnosis does not define their destiny.