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Bipolar Talk

HopeStage
Bipolar Disorder
Australia
Sleep
Addiction
General Practitioner
Mental Health
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)
Health Care Systems
Precision Psychiatry
Depression
Medication
Postpartum Psychosis
FNPI
Trauma
Stigma
Therapy
Faith/religion
Bipolar Affective Disorder
Circadian Rhythms
Exercise

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

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Latest Episodes

Sleep is often considered one of the most important foundations of stability for people living with bipolar disorder. But why exactly does sleep play such a critical role? What happens when our circadian rhythms become disrupted? And what does curren... more

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.

We discuss why psychiatry has historically ... more

In this episode, I speak with Gabe Howard, award-winning speaker, author, and host of Inside Bipolar, about what it really means to live with bipolar disorder over the long term.

We discuss Gabe’s journey with bipolar I disorder, the role of medicat... more

What does it really look like to navigate pregnancy, postpartum, and motherhood when you live with bipolar disorder?

In this conversation, I sit down with Dr. Fernanda Weyne to explore the fears, risks, and possibilities that often stay hidden: post... more

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Recent Guests

Zsófi de Haan
Psychologist, clinical psychology registrar, biomarker mood disorder researcher, with lived experience of bipolar II
Brain and Mind Centre, University of Sydney; private practice
Episode: Bipolar Disorder, Sleep, and Circadian Rhythms: What Science Still Doesn't Know | Zsófi de Haan
Alexander Niculescu
Psychiatrist, neuroscientist, director of Centers of Precise, Personalized and Preventive Psychiatry; founder of MindX Science
University of Arizona; MindX Sciences
Episode: Precision Psychiatry and the Future of Bipolar Treatment with Dr. Alexander Niculescu
Gabe Howard
Award-winning speaker, author of Mental Illness, is an asshole; host of S-Line, Inside Bipolar and Inside Mental Health Podcast
S-Line / Inside Bipolar / Inside Mental Health Podcast
Episode: Hope, Humor, and Hard Truths About Bipolar Disorder with Gabe Howard
Fernanda Weyne
Consulting Psychiatrist, Educator, Advocate for Women's Mental Health
Independent/Private and public practice, perinatal psychiatry
Episode: Bipolar Disorder, Pregnancy, and Postpartum Care with Dr. Fernanda Weyne
Mark Rice-Oxley
Author, mental health advocate, journalist
Episode: From Burnout to Meaning: A Bipolar Journalist’s Path to Recovery
Torri Taylor-Spencer
Psychiatric nurse practitioner
BIPVC, Science Mind Behavior Health
Episode: Bipolar Disorder & the Essential Role of Psychiatric Nurses
Reut Schwartz-Ebran
Certifying partner at Key Change Institute; author focusing on Advanced Applied Neuroscience
Key Change Institute
Episode: Bipolar Disorder & Applied Neuroscience: Changing the Patterns That Keep Us Stuck
Susan Vogel
Transformation coach applying science and neuroscience to difficult change
Episode: Bipolar Disorder & Applied Neuroscience: Changing the Patterns That Keep Us Stuck
Michael Berk
Psychiatrist, researcher, director of IMPACT Research Institute; lead investigator of the CADET trial
Deakin University / IMPACT Research Institute
Episode: A New Path for Bipolar Treatment with Professor Michael Berk

Host

Clément Baissat
Host of Bipolar Talk; founder of Hope Stage; engages with clinicians and advocates to explore bipolar life with practical tools.

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5.0 out of 5 stars from 17 ratings
  • Bipolar Talk Review

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BigGuy-101
    United States9 months ago
  • It’s important

    You talk about about important things through discussion with different people and context and that’s a really great thing to do !

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Khesir29
    Francea year ago

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Strong focus on care systems and patient empowerment.
Compelling mix of expert insight and lived experience.
Open, stigma-reducing conversations with diverse guests.

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Ask a psychiatrist - Dr Arjun Psyxia 🩺
Q: What should patients ask or consider when deciding on psychotherapy versus medication management?
Patients should discuss whether their psychiatrist can provide psychotherapy, potential referral to a psychologist, expected session lengths and rebates, and how therapy can be integrated with medication management for a coherent treatment plan.
Ask a psychiatrist - Dr Arjun Psyxia 🩺
Q: What is the difference between a psychiatrist and a psychologist, and when should a patient see each?
Psychiatrists are medical doctors who diagnose and treat, including prescribing medications, while psychologists focus on therapy (e.g., CBT) and may have more limited government rebates; many patients benefit from a combination of both, depending on needs.
Ask a psychiatrist - Dr Arjun Psyxia 🩺
Q: How many patients does a typical psychiatrist see in a day, and how does this affect care?
Care varies widely by setting and workload; some see many patients in hospitals or mega clinics, while outpatient psychiatrists may see around seven per day, with longer appointments for initial assessments to build rapport and form a plan.
A Daughter's Story: A Scientific Vision for the Future of Bipolar Care 🔬
Q: Can you tell me what it is?
The discussion explains pharmacogenomics and the idea of using genetic and metabolic information to choose the right medication instead of trial and error, and how this could shorten time to effective treatment.
Ananya Banerjee: Expression as the Antidote to Depression
Q: Do you have any advice you want to share to people who are living through depression, who want to help people who live through depression?
Express openly, build an action plan with triggers, involve close friends or peers for support, and prioritize self-expression through talking, journaling, or other creative outlets to reduce isolation and help manage symptoms.

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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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1. Inside Bipolar

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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
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