OUTthink - Ep16 - David Clark - Exploring Bipolar

from OUTthink Hosted by Lawrence Akers

OUTthink is a podcast that talks about issues that affect LGBTQIA+ mental health. David Clark is the owner of the Lime Green Solutions. When he first experienced a bipolar 'brain snap', it took him down an unexpected path. This podcast, we chat to David about what it is like to be diagnosed with bipolar and what impact it has had on his life. For more information on David, visit http://www.calmercoaching.com/. For more information on Lawrence Akers and Release Hypnosis, go to www.releasehypnosis.com.au.

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