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A Mind Media Award winner – thanks to you – Charlotte Walker
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This is a  quick post just to say a huge thank you to anyone who nominated this blog for the Mark Hanson digital media award at the 2013 Mind Media Awards. ...

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How to Support Someone With Bipolar Disorder – ItsJaiMarie
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Bipolar disorder is a serious mental health condition that affects about 40 million across the world. The extreme changes in mood, energy, and activity ...

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Making the Invisible Visible — Jennifer Marshall
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Photo Credit: Alicia BruceI’ve always been the type of person who wanted to make the invisible visible. It’s just in my nature. Engrained in my being. A ...

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Ten things not to say to a suicidal person – Charlotte Walker
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In July 2011 I wrote a post entitled, “Ten things not to say to a depressed person.” It was the first piece on this blog to attract a large audience and I ...

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The Great Bipolar Debate: Bipolar I vs. Bipolar II
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I took a long break from social media and returned to dozens of videos saying Bipolar 2 is harder than Bipolar 1 and I am beyond intrigued as to why ...

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What doing “the work” really entails – The Mental Well-Being Coach
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When people say they are “doing the work” what does that mean. When talking about doing psychological and spiritual work we are talking about shining a ...

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Fear of falling: “Oh no, not another phobia.”
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Like thousands of times before, I put my foot on the first of four steps. Contrary to those thousands of times, I looked for a ...

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ThingsAbout Bipolar That Are Hard to Explain
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you are someone who knows someone with bipolar disorder, or have bipolar disorder, these are things that are hard to explain: The amazing energy ...

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Bipolar Medication Tolerance: Why Medications Stop Working
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Bipolar medication may work well for months or years and then seem to lose its effect. People often call this “medication tolerance” or say they ...

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What NOT to Say to Someone with Bipolar Disorder (And What to Say Instead)
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If you love someone with bipolar disorder—or you are living with it yourself—you already know that words can either help someone feel ...

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How To Explain Bipolar To Someone Who Doesn’t Have It – The Carpe Diem Life Blog
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Some Insight:  Bipolar disorder is a confusing condition, especially for someone viewing it from the outside. And let’s be honest- it’s usually confusing ...

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Not Indestructible. John.
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Mind Palaver It expresses perfectly for me why I find ‘things’ so difficult – because I’m continually having to react to right myself, responding to ...

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