Bipolar Afterthoughts

Those who suffer from mental illness have a strong link with creativity. At least, according to research. It can be a great outlet, but it can also cause some burnout. Self doubt. Frustration. In this episode, we talk about all of that, as well as our own experiences. My guest is a published author and editor. Who else better to have this conversation with? This episode isn't just for those who write. For that matter, not for just people who identify as creative. There's something in it for everybody.

In this episode, my guest and I discuss neurodiversity, mental illness, perception, and all the ways we think; however different. She is an actress, writer, among other things. Above all, experienced and educated. Enjoy!

If you are someone or know someone this can relate to, give it a listen. My guest and I talk about this very subject and he's someone who battled years to the road of acceptance. It's a very difficult place to be in. This was my first one recorded, so forgive any technical issues.

We all enjoy our senses. Smell, touch, seeing, taste, and hearing. But, what if, you couldn't hear as others could? How do you imagine that would affect your mental health? In this episode, I'm joined by a guest who would be completely deaf without their medical implant. Even still, they can't hear perfectly. They've experienced it all and it's something I'd love to shed more light on. As always with all these topics.

Have you ever experienced burn out? Has your job taken too much from you? I think it's safe to say that almost all of us can relate to that feeling. In this episode, my guest and I will be discussing that and how to cope. If you feel unheard, this can be a way to feel the opposite.

If you're looking for a podcast that's not the norm, this is the right one for you. You'll see what's to come and I hope you stay on this journey with me, my guests, and my own ups and downs.