<p>We are pleased to welcome Drs. Ed Ergenzinger and Harold G. Koenig for a roundtable discussion of religion and mania. Dr. Ergenzinger is a neuroscientist, patent attorney, and frequent contributor to Psychology Today. Dr. Koenig, a psychiatrist at the Duke University Medical Center for the past 20 years, directs Duke's Center for the Study of Religion/Spirituality and Health. </p>

We are pleased to welcome Drs. Ed Ergenzinger and Harold G. Koenig for a roundtable discussion of religion and mania. Dr. Ergenzinger is a neuroscientist, patent attorney, and frequent contributor to Psychology Today. Dr. Koenig, a psychiatrist at the Duke University Medical Center for the past 20 years, directs Duke's Center for the Study of Religion/Spirituality and Health.

<p>We are pleased to welcome Drs. Ed Ergenzinger and Harold G. Koenig for a roundtable discussion of religion and mania. Dr. Ergenzinger is a neuroscientist, patent attorney, and frequent contributor to Psychology Today. Dr. Koenig, a psychiatrist at the Duke University Medical Center for the past 20 years, directs Duke's Center for the Study of Religion/Spirituality and Health.&nbsp;</p>

Finding My Religion

A substantive, deep dive into mental illness from the perspective of an award-winning journalist and PhD that has been surviving and sometimes thriving despite a 30-year bipolar diagnosis.

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