The Bipolar Now Podcast

The Bipolar Now Podcast

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The Bipolar Now Podcast episodes

  • Episode 121 | MID-YEAR GPS

    Sometimes even with the best intentions and hard work we can get ourselves off track. Today Mike shares how he does his mid-year tune-up on goals.

    40 min
  • Episode 120 | AFFIRM

    What you believe about yourself is the key to quicker recoveries from mental illness, not to mention unlocking attractive new realities, as Mike shares today.

    41 min
  • Episode 119 | BELIEVABLE PT. 1

    Maybe there's nothing more frustrating than when your own closest friends and family don't believe your mental health diagnosis, as Mike shares on today's episode.

    31 min
  • Episode 117 | A FULL LIFE

    Many people feel cheated out of the life they want when they get a bipolar diagnosis. Today Mike shows off a practical exercise that can gain back lost time.

    53 min
  • Episode 116 | TEENS

    There's no shortage of things to worry about when you're a teenager! Mike and Lise share on some ways to support young adults in their mental health.

    39 min
  • Episode 115 | TIME OUT

    If you're exhausted by our always on, work-til-you-drop culture, then today's episode will teach you how to claim back the space you need to truly relax.

    38 min
  • Episode 114 | HEALTHY

    If you have a brain-based disorder like bipolar, you might find your treatments lacking punch. Today Mike shares how the latest brain science is changing psychiatry.

    41 min
  • Episode 113 | VULNERABLE

    Few things are more important than having a rock-solid friend where there is true love and trust. Today, Mike shares a practical way to start your "Lifer" team.

    45 min
  • Episode 112 | DARK TIMES

    Bad days are rarely as deep and frequent as those experienced by someone with mental illness. Today, Dwayne shares on what is getting him through it all.

    28 min

About The Bipolar Now Podcast

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Bipolar is a tricky mental illness to out-smart. Maybe this is you: "I want to gain control over my disorder so that it stops steering me in the wrong directions! How do I get started? What should I do?"