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Bipolar Disorder

Six Amazing Reasons to Understand Bipolar

by Bob Brotchie

Over the past week, six wonderfully creative and courageous writers have shared a snapshot of living with bipolar affective disorder. Here is my tribute, and a brief reminder of what was shared… [Read more…]

Posted in: Living with... Tagged: Bipolar Disorder

Living with Bipolar Affective Disorder – Day 6

by Bob Brotchie

Eva closes the series, observing gratitude for the snapshots of all the contributing authors who have selflessly created this opportunity for those who haven’t experience of Bipolar Affective Disorder to begin to understand, even a little bit more. Eva is keen to demonstrate the positive aspects of individuals – and their bipolar. [Read more…]

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Living with Bipolar Affective Disorder – Day 5

by Bob Brotchie

In this penultimate post in the series ‘Living with Bipolar Affective Disorder’, Kevin E. Cranston shares his profound observations in a telling way. Awakening from dreams has a whole new slant when recounted by Kevin. [Read more…]

Posted in: Guest Post, Living with... Tagged: Bipolar Disorder

Living with Bipolar Affective Disorder – Day 4

by Bob Brotchie

Chantelle shares how, with the crucial support of her husband, she tackles managing Bipolar without the full medication regime. A powerful account follows around how she copes, to what extent, and the highs and lows associated with her Bipolar condition. [Read more…]

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Living with Bipolar Affective Disorder – Day 3

by Bob Brotchie

Lynn Browning shares the pain she is challenged with – due, in part, to those who carelessly discriminate and are demonstrating ignorance and stigmatising judgement of others. Despite Lynn volunteering in a shop to help others less fortunate, she wonders if she can return…


Sticks and Stones

One of the few things that I really enjoy, is working in the charity shop. It makes me feel useful for a few hours. I love being out front on the till. I love meeting people and I love the diversity of people that come in. I love the fact that people want to talk to me. Some come in, just for a chat, and never buy anything. Volunteering means that there’s no pressure; I don’t have to be there. The other staff know nothing about my mental health. [Read more…]

Posted in: Guest Post, Living with... Tagged: Bipolar Disorder

Living with Bipolar Affective Disorder – Day 2

by Bob Brotchie

In this second of six, Tabitha Clark shares her story of living with Bipolar Affective Disorder. Read on to gain a snapshot – and some insight… [Read more…]

Posted in: Guest Post, Living with... Tagged: Bipolar Disorder

Living with Bipolar Affective Disorder – Day 1

by Bob Brotchie

I was very honoured recently to be asked to work with Counsellor, Bob Brotchie on a fantastic new project he has pioneered. His ‘Living with…’ series is a way to explore the day-to-day ‘lived experiences’ of individuals dealing with a variety of conditions and illnesses. – H [Read more…]

Posted in: Guest Post, Living with... Tagged: Bipolar Disorder

Living with Bipolar Affective Disorder

by Bob Brotchie

Six remarkable guests have agreed to share their unique snapshots of Living with Bipolar Affective Disorder.

[Read more…]

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Bipolar Disorder – Removing the Mystique

by Bob Brotchie

I’m pleased to offer this infographic, on behalf of Nursing School Hub, The Ups and Downs of Bipolar Disorder. [Read more…]

Posted in: Emotional Wellbeing Tagged: awareness, Bipolar Disorder, infographic, mental health therapies, psychotherapy, stigma

What is Bipolar Disorder?

by Bob Brotchie

We ask ‘What is Bipolar Disorder?’ Our guest author, a writer and blogger from the UK explains.


My History and a Little History

Whilst in my early twenties, I was diagnosed with Bipolar Affective Disorder, a psychiatric mood disorder. Females like myself, generally begin presenting with symptoms in their early twenties, whilst males a little earlier, usually during late adolescence. However, though I may have presented with symptoms of mania in my twenties, I had been dealing with severe depression since I was fourteen years old. [Read more…]

Posted in: Guest Post Tagged: Bipolar Disorder, stigma, support, therapy
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