
I’m Clément Baissat, I live with bipolar type 2 — let’s find our path to Hope and recovery together. Bipolar Talk is where we explore life with bipolarity — through our stories, expert insights, and practical tools that help us live better, day by day. Each episode connects our lived experiences with psychiatrists and psychologists to show how we can turn bipolarity into an opportunity. Honest. Ho... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health | |||

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In this episode, I speak with Dr. Alexander Niculescu, psychiatrist, neuroscientist, professor at the University of Arizona, and founder of MindX Sciences, about the emerging field of precision psychiatry.
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As a mental health and addiction therapist who has close to 18 years of experience in the fields of mental health and addiction I have found Bipolar Talk podcasts to be great. They have been very educational and have provided very helpful concrete tips that I can use to help my clients.
You talk about about important things through discussion with different people and context and that’s a really great thing to do !
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Listeners can expect thoughtful conversations that blend lived experience with clinical insight on bipolar disorder, with a strong emphasis on practical strategies, stigma reduction, and patient empowerment. Episodes frequently explore precision psychiatry, perinatal care, aging with bipolarity, dual diagnosis, and system-level reforms, all framed around actionable takeaways for everyday management, support networks, and care navigation. A standout aspect is the mix of clinician guests and people with lived experience, offering both evidence-based guidance and real-world perspectives that aim to normalize bipolarity as a spectrum and promote hopeful, sustainable living.
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Recent guests on Bipolar Talk include:
1. Zsófi de Haan
2. Alexander Niculescu
3. Gabe Howard
4. Fernanda Weyne
5. Mark Rice-Oxley
6. Torri Taylor-Spencer
7. Reut Schwartz-Ebran
8. Susan Vogel
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