A conversation with Anonymous, South Korea, living with Bipolar Type 1. We talk about the impact of recent Korean TV shows on the Korean view of mental health, how Korean society is still often conservative in its views of mental health.

Amy was my first guest I talked with about ECT. It was effective in her case, as after 11 years living with treatment-resistant bipolar psychosis, she found that after a few sessions of ECT she had a large improvement and stability she hadn't felt before. A great mythbusting episode about what modern ECT is, isn't, and a good case study on how mental health and mental health treatments can still be misunderstood.

A conversation with Anonymous, US born living in Mexico, living with Bipolar Type 1 and Borderline. We talk about medications, hallucinations, and much more.

A conversation with Kristina from Malmö. She has Bipolar Type 2, which she discovered when she was in her 30s.