Ricky Shaw Media, LLC
Ricky Shaw Media, LLC
Episode #11 - Mania Part 1
Episode #11 - Mania Part 1
Episode #11 - Mania Part 1
Tuesday 17th November 2020
Nick and Diane share insights on managing mania in bipolar disorder, focusing on medical support and coping strategies.
31 minutes
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Get the buttons here!Nick's Battle with Mania: A Bipolar Millennial's Story
I think, but through time you learn to deal with it differently. I almost don't know if I'm in a different position to talk about it.
Nick's journey with bipolar disorder is anything but straightforward. In this episode of 'The Bipolar Millennial', Diane and Nick open up about the rollercoaster ride that is mania. Nick shares candidly about the times he tries to reign in his manic episodes, only to find himself being overpowered by them. It's a raw and honest look into the highs and lows of living with this condition.
The conversation doesn't just stop at Nick's personal struggles; it dives into the broader issues of finding the right medical support and the crushing weight of stigma. Diane and Nick highlight the crucial role of having a compassionate and knowledgeable doctor, one who can offer the right care and medication. They also touch on the frustrating encounters with unhelpful medical professionals, which many can relate to. Coping mechanisms are a big part of their discussion.
From building a strong support system to developing strategies for managing episodes, they offer practical advice for anyone facing similar challenges. This episode isn't just for those with bipolar disorder; it's for anyone who wants to understand the complexities of mental health better. Tune in for an eye-opening conversation that sheds light on the reality of living with mania and the importance of proper management and support.