Mister Joe
Mister Joe
Bipolar & Psychotherapy
Bipolar & Psychotherapy
Bipolar & Psychotherapy
Friday 16th July 2021
Join Mr. Joe as he shares his journey with psychotherapy and bipolar disorder, touching on paranoia, OCD, and the benefits of seeking therapy.
39 minutes
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I think it's really important that I go back, and I'm thinking that it's important for us, as a podcast family, to think long and hard about whether or not we are seeking therapy and what kind of help we are on or are not getting at the current time when it comes to talking to somebody.
Ever wondered how psychotherapy can change the game for those living with bipolar disorder? Mr. Joe dives deep into this topic, sharing his firsthand experiences and thoughts on the matter. He starts by reviewing his current symptoms and his initial reactions to Seroquel, a medication he's trying out. But that's just the beginning. Mr. Joe opens up about the potential benefits of psychotherapy, especially for those grappling with bipolar disorder.
He doesn't shy away from discussing paranoia, OCD, and even dream interpretation, adding layers to the conversation that you might not expect. Nostalgia also makes an appearance, as Mr. Joe reflects on past moments that have shaped his journey. He talks candidly about the ups and downs of using Suboxone in treatment, offering a balanced view of its pros and cons.
This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone interested in mental health, whether you're living with bipolar disorder or supporting someone who is. Mr. Joe's candid reflections and practical advice make this episode a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the complexities of mental health better.