
Welcome to BipolarLines with Brooke & Laura! Our goal for this podcast is to provide support and guidance to others who love someone with bipolar disorder. Our husbands were both diagnosed with bipolar disorder 1; we talk about the good, the bad, the ugly, the lessons learned and share all of our successes. Stick around, sometimes the best things happen when you least expect it. Join the Line Hold... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 71 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

Welcome to BipolarLines podcast, if you are new here or an OG listener, we are so glad you found us and we are so glad to have you! S3 E3 is all about the money! If you want to know the why behind the importance of separating your finances when you l... more
Welcome to BipolarLines podcast, if you are new here or an OG listener, we are so glad you found us and we are so glad to have you! In S3, E3 we welcome in a special guest, Del! This conversation with a fellow spouse had Laura cackle laughing while B... more
Season 3 has arrived! Welcome to BipolarLines podcast, if you are new here or an OG, we sincerely want to thank you for your support. We are starting off Season 3, with a hot topic - Lets discuss the recovery process from extended manic/psychotic epi... more
S2 E25 of BipolarLines, Brooke and Laura share some final thoughts about what has come out during the Trial of Lindsay Clancy, before the verdict! Safe to say there are so many things the hosts would LOVE to change about the standards of care in the ... more
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So first I want to say kudos for creating this podcast and using this as an outlet to not only advocate, but educate and support those who are looking for this kind of help and support in dealing with somebody who has a mental health diagnosis like bipolar. I first learned about Laura by following her on TikTok and then I also started to learn more about Brooke from Laura. Both of their shared experiences in dealing with spouses who have bipolar. I’ve been really helpful for me as I navigate thi... more
I can’t thank Laura and Brooke enough for providing the community with this resource. Not only are the incredibly knowledgeable they provide practical information on what it is truly like to live with a partner with bipolar. I find it so helpful to be able to go to a certain episode that I need guidance on given a certain situations. Not only that but they make the time to respond to you. I have not found any other resource that compares so thank you!
This podcast has been so helpful! I appreciate them putting their lives out there to help the rest of us have a better understanding.
My SO was diagnosed with type 2 bipolar and is living with undiagnosed cyclical vomiting syndrome (basically, he feels nauseous all the time to the point of frequently throwing up). We live together and I am his primary support. I’ve felt so, so alone. Our life together has not been what I expected. Hearing you talk about how deeply your heart hurt seeing your husband in pain, but at the same time how present your own pain and fear was, was so incredibly validating for me. I’m constantly feeling... more
I came across this podcast when I needed it the most. My husband and I have been married 20 years and he was just diagnosed with Bipolar. I always knew something was wrong but he wouldn’t get help until one of his hypersexual manic episodes happened and I finally had enough and told him I wouldn’t stay unless he got the help he needed. The very first episode I listened to was about the hypersexual drive and affairs. Then I was hooked. I am getting the validation I needed and these episodes have ... more
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Two hosts share their lived experiences loving someone with bipolar disorder, offering practical guidance for partners, families, and friends. The show blends personal stories with caregiving strategies, boundary-setting, and coping techniques during manic and depressive episodes, plus candid discussions about recovery, treatment, stigma, and navigating the mental-health system. Notable for its warm, conversational tone, it frequently invites community support through a members club and highlights everyday moments—while delivering actionable tips for managing relationships and self-care over the long haul. The format tends to be empathetic, survivor-focused, and oriented toward real-world applicability for listeners in similar caregiving ro... more
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