Public Speaking to Fight Stigma
A clip from the Q&A after a panel presentation about mental illness in the media, discussing how people can share stories with public speaking to fight stigma.
A clip from the Q&A after a panel presentation about mental illness in the media, discussing how people can share stories with public speaking to fight stigma.
How sensitivities to milk casein, wheat, and gluten, may affect bipolar disorder.
A psychiatry research group at UBC in Vancouver measures quality of life in bipolar disorders, developing a new scale that’s now freely available.
The winner of the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance’s Facing Us Video Contest, Melanie Oldham describes what it’s like to have bipolar I disorder (with especially good descriptions of manic symptoms) and how she grew to accept the diagnosis and mental health services that keep it in check.
A bioethicist talks about the pros and cons of the proposed new diagnosis temper dysregulation disorder with dysphoria (TDD) that would reclassify some children diagnosed with bipolar disorders.
The changing definitions of bipolar spectrum disorders and what remains solid.
Circadian rhythm disturbance and bipolar disorders: researching the connections.
A pianist with Tourette’s searches for the source of his creativity.
Kay Redfield Jamison talks about coming out as a person with a bipolar disorder.
Depression and Creativity symposium at the Library of Congress: Three lectures on creativity and mental differences, from leading experts including Kay Redfield Jamison.