Unfiltered & authentic - a real-life glimpse of bipolar disorder. Join mental health advocate, Shaley Hoogendoorn as she passionately share her bipolar journey and holds space for the stories others. It is her greatest hope that these raw and real stories will give insight, shatter stigma, and offer hope. This is bipolar...
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health |
In this episode of This Is Bipolar, host Shaley Hoogendoorn sits down with Cuban-American spoken-word poet and mental health advocate Dailyn Santana to share her powerful lived experience with bipolar I disorder.
Dailyn opens up about the earliest s... more
We are sharing some of our most listened to episodes once a month! In this BEST OF episode, mental health advocates Shaley Hoogendoorn and Julie Kraft discuss their vastly different experiences of seeking professional help and receiving their bipolar... more
Join hosts Shaley Hoogendoorn and Dr. Andrea Vassilev as they delve into the complexities of traveling with Bipolar Disorder in this enlightening episode of 'this is bipolar'. Together, they explore how changing time zones and disrupted routines can ... more
Throwing back to a heartfelt episode of "this is bipolar" with co-hosts Shaley Hoogendoorn and Julie Kraft. In this episode, the duo dives deep into their personal experiences dealing with bipolar disorder and everyday anxiety. They open up about the... more
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My teen was diagnosed last year. The most terrifying words I’ve ever heard were “I keep having thoughts of throwing myself off the balcony but I don’t know where the thought comes from.” Most people said it wasn’t that serious because she was aware they weren’t intentional thoughts and wasn’t I lucky that she didn’t have “a plan?” To me, these intrusive thoughts were worse because, what happens if they occur during a depressive episode?
Thank you for sharing your experiences. It means a lot fro... more
This podcast has been immeasurably helpful for me to learn more about my recent diagnosis. Fantastic guests and resources. So relatable and encouraging. Absolutely designating.
When I was diagnosed with Bipolar II at age 44, my life crumbled. It was a year following the death of my father by suicide. I thought it must be CPTSD and tried everything to talk myself out of the diagnosis. But as I looked back over my life I realized these patterns showed themselves in adolescence and continued on. It explained so much of why no SSRI helped. It explained why therapy would help some but the cycles persisted. Throughout the last 9 months I’ve continued to reconcile the stigma ... more
Thank you for your show. It’s a gift and every word has resonated with me as someone living with bipolar disorder. I wish people understood.
I love how Shaley and her guests share so openly the realities of living with Bipolar and how that affects all parts of life, and while challenging it is still beautiful and important to keep showing up each day:)
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The content focuses on the real-life experiences of living with bipolar disorder, emphasizing authenticity and the intersection of mental illness with daily life. Through personal storytelling and conversations with various guests, listeners gain insights into the complexities of managing bipolar disorder. The discussions often explore topics like relationships, creativity, and coping strategies, while tackling societal stigma surrounding mental health issues. Noteworthy is the emphasis on community and connection, underscoring the message that individuals are not alone in their struggles, which fosters a supportive environment for those grappling with similar challenges.
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