From Burnout to Meaning: A Bipolar Journalist’s Path to Recovery
What happens when success, burnout, and bipolar disorder collide?In this episode of Bipolar Talk, we speak with Mark Rice-Oxley, former Guardian editor, author, and mental health advocate, about his p...
17 Mar 58min
Bipolar Disorder & the Essential Role of Psychiatric Nurses
Accessing quality care for bipolar disorder can feel overwhelming and confusing.In this episode of Bipolar Talk, we speak with Torri Taylor-Spencer, a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner base...
10 Mar 51min
Bipolar Disorder & Applied Neuroscience: Changing the Patterns That Keep Us Stuck
Can neuroscience help people with bipolar disorder create more stability?In this episode of Bipolar Talk, we explore how advanced applied neuroscience can support people living with bipolar disorder b...
3 Mar 47min
A New Path for Bipolar Treatment with Professor Michael Berk
Join the CADET trial led by Michael Berk: https://impact-trials.deakin.edu.au/trial/cadet-ud-trial/In this episode, I speaks with Professor Michael Berk, one of the world’s most respected researchers ...
23 Feb 43min
Why our mental health system is failing (And how to fix it)
When you live with bipolar disorder, you quickly realize something:the hardest part isn’t the diagnosis—it’s the system.Long waits, fragmented care, lack of coordination, feeling alone between appoint...
10 Feb 45min
Bipolar Disorder: Why the Mental Health System Must Change with Dr Andrew A. Nierenberg
Bipolar disorder is often misdiagnosed, poorly treated, and deeply misunderstood.But change is happening.In this episode, we speak with Dr. Andrew Nierenberg, Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard and Di...
19 Jan 24min
Aging with Bipolar Disorder: What no one tells you. With Dr Omar Ghosn
What does it really mean to age with bipolar disorder?In this episode, I speak with Dr. Omar Ghosn, psychiatrist and assistant professor at UC San Diego, who specializes in geriatric psychiatry. Toget...
7 Jan 48min
Bipolar Disorder and Addiction: The Link No One Explains with Andy Dukeshire
Living with bipolar disorder and addiction often feels like walking a tightrope.Mood swings, substances used to cope, relapses, shame, and isolation can slowly convince you that there’s no way out.In ...
23 Des 202542min
