Writing About Madness: Life After Public Disclosure of Mental Illness

Another great talk by Kay Redfield Jamison, bipolar expert and author. Here she describes reactions and support she experienced after publishing An Unquiet Mind, coming out as a person with a bipolar disorder. The talk has a focus on education, describing challenges for herself and other people with neurocognitive impairment from bipolar. There is some audience Q&A. A podcast preview is available.

Producer: Psychiatry Grand Rounds from the the Semel Institute at UCLA	Featuring: Kay Redfield Jamison, Peter Whybrow
Format: Quicktime for iPhone	Date: 06/11/08
Length: 00:57:59
http://www.psychiatrygrandrounds.com/index08fall.html
Tags:Art, bipolar, brain, Lecture, mad, personal, psychiatry, rockstars, stigma, video

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