Hosted by HopeStage · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 30 episodes
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I’m Clément Baissat, I live with bipolar type 2 — let’s find our path to Hope and recovery together.Bipolar Talk is where we explore life with bipolarity — through our stories, expert insights, and practical tools that help us live better, day by day.Each episode connects our lived experiences with psychiatrists and psychologists to show how we can turn bipolarity into an opportunity.Honest. Hopeful. Real.👉 https://hopestage.com/
HopeStage hosts Bipolar Talk, a health show with 30 episodes published.
Sleep is often considered one of the most important foundations of stability for people living with bipolar disorder. But why exactly does sleep play such a critical role? What happens when our circadian rhythms become d
In this episode, I speak with Dr. Alexander Niculescu , psychiatrist, neuroscientist, professor at the University of Arizona, and founder of MindX Sciences, about the emerging field of precision psychiatry . We discuss w
In this episode, I speak with Gabe Howard , award-winning speaker, author, and host of Inside Bipolar , about what it really means to live with bipolar disorder over the long term . We discuss Gabe’s journey with bipolar
What does it really look like to navigate pregnancy, postpartum, and motherhood when you live with bipolar disorder ? In this conversation, I sit down with Dr. Fernanda Weyne to explore the fears, risks, and possibilitie
What happens when success, burnout, and bipolar disorder collide? In this episode of Bipolar Talk , we speak with Mark Rice-Oxley , former Guardian editor, author, and mental health advocate, about his personal journey t
Accessing quality care for bipolar disorder can feel overwhelming and confusing. In this episode of Bipolar Talk , we speak with Torri Taylor-Spencer , a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner based in the United S
Can neuroscience help people with bipolar disorder create more stability? In this episode of Bipolar Talk , we explore how advanced applied neuroscience can support people living with bipolar disorder beyond medication a
Join the CADET trial led by Michael Berk: https://impact-trials.deakin.edu.au/trial/cadet-ud-trial/ In this episode, I speaks with Professor Michael Berk , one of the world’s most respected researchers in bipolar science
When you live with bipolar disorder, you quickly realize something: the hardest part isn’t the diagnosis—it’s the system. Long waits, fragmented care, lack of coordination, feeling alone between appointments… Many people
Bipolar disorder is often misdiagnosed, poorly treated, and deeply misunderstood. But change is happening. In this episode, we speak with Dr. Andrew Nierenberg , Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard and Director of the Bip
What does it really mean to age with bipolar disorder? In this episode, I speak with Dr. Omar Ghosn , psychiatrist and assistant professor at UC San Diego, who specializes in geriatric psychiatry. Together, we discuss ho
Living with bipolar disorder and addiction often feels like walking a tightrope. Mood swings, substances used to cope, relapses, shame, and isolation can slowly convince you that there’s no way out. In this episode of Bi
What does a psychiatrist really see, feel, and understand when working with bipolar patients every single day? In this powerful episode of Bipolar Talk , we sit down with Dr. Annie Abraham — a consultant psychiatrist wit
Is it possible to leave a high-pressure career, find deep stability, and turn a Bipolar diagnosis into a source of humility and growth? 🌱 In this episode of Bipolar Talk, Clément sits down with Lily Strachan, a former t
What really happens if you have a bipolar relapse and need urgent help? Navigating the public mental health system, especially during a crisis, can be confusing. 🧭 In this episode, Dr. Lieux-Chi Nguyen, a public sector
🧠 He’s a psychiatrist who also has bipolar disorder. Now, he’s on a mission to redefine it. In this powerful episode, host Clément Baissat sits down with Dr. James Le Bas, a psychiatrist who shares his unique "double sk
Addiction Isn't a Sickness. It's a Solution. Why are people with bipolar disorder 4-5 times more likely to struggle with addiction? 🤔 In this episode of "Bipolar Talk", we talk with psychologist Nick Marcon, who shares
We welcome Brett Stevens, bipolar, writer, advocate, and author of Crossover: A Look Inside a Manic Mind in the podcast "Bipolar Talks"🎤. He is here to share his deeply personal story, from a life-threatening manic epis
We welcome Ananya Banerjee, a young mental health activist, psychology student, and poet in "Bipolar Talk" 🎙️. Ananya shares her inspiring journey from India to Australia and her fight to destigmatize mental health cond
We welcome Dr. Lillian Nejad 👩⚕️, a clinical psychologist, author, and the founder of Contain Your Brain in "Bipolar Talk" 🎤. She joins us to share her innovative resources designed to help people reduce worry, stress
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