The Bipolar Now Podcast

Read before listening: This episode occurred as the brutal racial events of the summer of 2020 were in full swing in the United States. It's an uncharacteristically rough but raw leadership response. When events drive people worlds apart, what do you do? On this special episode, Mike shares how the discomfort of togetherness heals racially inflicted wounds.

How do you feel about self-help? Good? Confusing? Worthless? Toxic? On today's show, Mike says our thoughts turn into lifestyle. Which might not be what you want.

Going back to work seems incredibly complicated and unsure when you've got to account for a bipolar disorder. Mike shares how he's managed to pull it off.

Does it ever seem like you can't picture life beyond this life? Today, Mike shares a picture of what it means to have a wellspring whose source is eternal.

When bipolar has a presence in your brain, it creates a sensational need to be different from the crowd. But this can get heavy, as Mike explains today.

Being single makes the act of parenting a lonely and overwhelming experience. Today, Mike and Amber talk about protecting sanity and mental health.

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Running out of energy (or never having it to begin with) is life with bipolar disorder. Mike brings up a vital ingredient for having "zip" and authentic rest.

Sometimes we get to the end of a good thing, and it's time to make a transition into the unknown. Make that switch less scary by listening to your inner voice.

Drowning in bipolar mood episodes and symptoms is what can happen anytime, not just during crisis. Today, Mike shares three ways to survive exhaustion.