Podcasts about bipolar barbie

Bipolar Barbie is an Australian Artist, Author and Motivational Speaker. she is committed to changing the face of Mental Health. She aims to abolish the stigma surrounding Mental Health, leading by example, sharing her journey with Mental Illness. She hopes to make others feel less alone as they experience her creative take on living with Mental Illness. She hopes to inspire change and encourage others to seek help and speak up. BipolarBarbie.com | YouTube | Facebook | Instagram Mentioned in the show: The Edge Effect - Eric R. Braverman, M.D. | Uppers, Downers, All-Arounders -  Darryl S. Inaba Recovery Revolution Live Website: CLICK HERE RRL Social Sites: Facebook | YouTube | Instagram Contact the hosts at the RRL: Carl | Brett | Ashley Join our Birthday Club: CLICK HERE   The Drunken Worm Podcast Info: Website | Facebook | Shop | Instagram | Contact   Recovery Survey Info: Website | Facebook | Shop | Instagram | Contact   Ashley Grimes Social Info: Facebook

We sit down with Bipolar Barbie, an Australian author, mental health advocate and social media phenomenon who shares her journey with stacking diagnoses and figuring out how to survive while dealing with extreme trauma.  You can find Bipolar Barbie on: Instagram @the_bipolar_barbie YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/BipolarBarbie/videos Find us at: Patreon.com/bipolarbicoastal Facebook.com/groups/bipolarbicoastalsecret On Facebook and Instagram by searching "Bipolar Bicoastal"

#bipolar #bpd #manicIn today's episode Dr Becky Spelman speak to a lady known online as Bipolar Barbie about her experiences with Bipolar. In this video Bipolar Barbie (known as B) talks about her experiences of getting a diagnosis, going through a manic episode, experiencing depression and managing medication. B also discusses how she has reshaped her life in order to manage her condition. In addition to Bipolar II, B has been diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder and Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD). B was initially a star student and was doing well academically, she was accepted to study law however despite her academic strengths her mental health challenges prevented her from finishing her studies and B has to shape a different life for herself in order to cope best with her mental health difficulties. B is now a mental health advocate, she lives on a farm where she embraces her creativity and is in a much better place mentally. Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/BipolarBarbie/Website: https://bipolarbarbie.comInstagram: @the_bipolar_barbieDr. Becky Spelman is a top Psychologist in London, Becky is the Clinic Director for Private Therapy Clinic which has clinic's based all around central London including; Harley Street, Wigmore Street, Bank, Earls Court & Canary Wharf. Becky uses Psychodynamic Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Eye Movement Desensitisation Reprocessing, Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) and Mindfulness to treat a range of difficulties with a particular interest in Borderline Personality Disorder and the difficulties that go with this condition such as relationship difficulties, anxiety, depression, low-self esteem, social anxiety, fear of public speaking, fear of intimacy, interpersonal difficulties, anger, body image issues, eating disorders and addictions.

Bipolar Barbie is mental health advocate who is incredibly open and honest about her experiences. She lives with Bipolar disorder, Borderline personality disorder, Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) and other health challenges. She originally pursued law, and now focuses on a career that brings her more joy and satisfaction. She shows all her emotions publicly online and is willing to share it all. She runs an online coaching program from individuals looking to build their self esteem and achieve their goals.

Bipolar Barbie is mental health advocate who is incredibly open and honest about her experiences. She lives with Bipolar disorder, Borderline personality disorder, Premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD) and other health challenges. She originally pursued law, and now focuses on a career that brings her more joy and satisfaction. She shows all her emotions publicly online and is willing to share it all. She runs an online coaching program from individuals looking to build their self esteem and achieve their goals.

Bipolar Barbie, a mental health advocate who shares her life on social media, joins me on this episode of the podcast to talk about this very subject and to share some of her life's story.If you follow B on social media, you know that she is very active on live streams, documenting her life as she continues to learn who she is and along the way inspiring followers from across the globe who resonate with her vulnerable, honest, message. A message of, "be unapologetically you", regardless of what others think.It's ok to struggle, to have bad days, and not have all the answers. It's ok to wake up and have no idea what the day is going to bring and how you'll feel; to be completely unsure of how you're going to manage from one hour to the next. Living with Bipolar, Depression, Anxiety, or anything else doesn't mean you are broken, hopeless, and destined to be something less than that you want to be. It just means, the way you get through each day, and accomplish your goals is going to look different than you originally thought, and that's totally fine. All that matters is that you keep going, keep fighting, and never give up.During our chat, B. shares why she calls herself, Bipolar Barbie, and how she began this life of being a mental health advocate and sharing her story on a global scale.We also discuss: The importance of being able to communicate effectively with a doctor or mental health professional about your diagnosis and the challenges you face every.Educating yourself on your diagnosis so you can take an active role in your treatment, and to help ensure you get the best treatment for you.Why her message resonates with so many people around the world, and why sharing her life so vulnerably and in an unscripted way, allows her to connect on a deep level with her followers.In addition how she also continues to learn about herself and further her own healing by sharing her life.How labeling someone and throwing around words like "mentally ill" in a negative context, only perpetuates the shame and encourages silence rather than seeking help.The importance of just being there for someone who's struggling, without needing to give advice or answers; just listen without judgment.Thanks again to B. for coming on the podcast, especially with the large time-zone difference between our locations. There's a lot more that we didn't get too, and to be honest, what we originally planned to cover wasn't what we actually talked about. That's the beauty of chatting with someone and just letting the conversation flow naturally. Don't worry though, she'll be joining us again later this year as a returning guest.You can follow Bipolar Barbie all across social media:YouTube - Twitter - Instagram - FacebookIf you enjoy these podcasts would you consider doing 3 easy things for us?Share it with one person who might find it helpful.Leave a review on your favorite podcasting app.Subscribe so you never miss an episode.That’s it…Super Easy and it would mean the world to us.If you want to go a step further, we have a special Thank You just for You! All conversation and information exchanged during participation on the Beyond Your Past Podcast, on BeyondYourPast.com, and BeyondYourPastRadio.com is intended for educational and informational purposes only. Nothing on these Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/sPH8pMZ)

Hello, friends! This week, I have an interview with the wonderful Bipolar Barbie. She is a mental health advocate from Australia. In this interview, she describes her experiences with bipolar and talks about why she is passionate about being a mental health advocate. We cover topics from her first manic episode during law school to the importance of medication in her journey. I think you'll really enjoy this one. Congratulations to the winner of this week's free book, @kellydutrisac! If you'd like to win a free print copy of one of my books, just share your favorite quote from this episode on social media and tag me. I pick one winner each week.  If you have a question or topic for a future episode, send it to duffthepsych@gmail.com

In this episode I chatted with Bipolar Barbie - a mental health advocate and social media influencer from Australia, who blogs and vlogs about her experiences living with Bipolar Disorder, Borderline Personality Disorder, Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder, and Generalised Anxiety Disorder.

This episode I interview The Bipolar Barbie! Tune in while two mental health advocates chat about living with bipolar disorder, being a women with bipolar disorder, talk about the horrors of PMDD. At the end, find out what The Bipolar Barbie's advice to women with BD is! If you haven’t already check out B’s Instagram at The_Bipolar_Barbie!

Join Kristin Walker and her guest Bipolar Barbie as they talk about being advocates in the mental health field. People ask her why she chose the name Bipolar Barbie and it all started one Sunday afternoon. Her housemate asked her why she has so many clothes and she replied “because I have so many different personalities, they each need their own wardrobe” Then it dawned on her. "I am just like a naked barbie doll, waiting to see what outfit I will be dressed in each day, dressed by another hand."Barbie has her outfits like nurse barbie, horse riding barbie, dancing barbie and everything in between. This is Bipolar Barbie in the mental health world. www.bipolarbarbie.com

The 1% Better Podcast – Bipolar Barbie – Finding the Balance & Building a life after the war – EP86Bipolar Barbie is a mental health advocate. She tells her story through her writing, art, and rapping, and uses social media as a platform for this. She has built up a very large following on Instagram and recently has started to build up a following on other platforms.During the interview, Bipolar Barbie talks very openly about this disorder, how it’s had a huge impact on your life, how she’s started to deal with it, and how she’s been able to use social media to inspire others that are suffering with mental health issues.I was fascinated to learn about the disorder, how to manage it, the triggers and how Barbie used creativity to help deal with the challenges she faces. She didn’t hold back or disappoint. I am sure you’ll leave this episode more than 1% Better informed on this very serious disorder.Time, Question & topic:2mins – Who is Bipolar Barbie and Where this idea came from!4mins – Not knowing who she is going to be from day to day. Similar to a Barbie Doll, she has so many different personalities.5mins – Understanding Bipolar & How it Type 1 Diabetes could be compared!8mins – Details of the disorder and the impact it can have on your day to day life9mins – Impulse Control & How Bipolar blocks this10mins – Bipolar and Dark Rain clouds11mins – Bipolar and a faulty brain12mins – How does one develop Bipolar?16mins – Managing the condition and How to develop an approach to bring it under controlOvernight, it accelerated and gym and running every day became a normTaking 2 years to get a bipolar diagnosis from that point20mins – Why it took so long to get a proper diagnosis – on average it can take 10 years to be fully diagnosed22mins – Swapping and changing meditation to find something that works24mins – The increased awareness of Bipolar but the disorder being around for decades27mins – The episodes, frequency and durations30mins – Maintenance and management of Bipolar – Routine is key!31mins – Triggers that set off the disorder – Seasonal affected32mins – The difference between Mental Health & Mental Illness32mins – Introverts & Extroverts & Bipolar – Finding the Balance36mins – Creativity as an outlet to keep the balance39mins – Creating a movement with Social Media40mins – What is a typical day for Barbie – Life after the war!WritingReadingRapping42mins – If it doesn’t serve me, it’s gone!43mins – Practicing Gratitude, Recovery is a Journey and keeping on top of it!45mins – Being positive and forward-looking – Making friends to the DemonsBook Recommendations:Change Anything -  - https://amzn.to/2PIxYrpConnect in with Bipolar Barbie on:www.biporlarbarie.comInstagram – the_bipolar_barbie

The 1% Better Podcast – Bipolar Barbie – Finding the Balance & Building a life after the war – EP86Bipolar Barbie is a mental health advocate. She tells her story through her writing, art, and rapping, and uses social media as a platform for this. She has built up a very large following on Instagram and recently has started to build up a following on other platforms.During the interview, Bipolar Barbie talks very openly about this disorder, how it’s had a huge impact on your life, how she’s started to deal with it, and how she’s been able to use social media to inspire others that are suffering with mental health issues.I was fascinated to learn about the disorder, how to manage it, the triggers and how Barbie used creativity to help deal with the challenges she faces. She didn’t hold back or disappoint. I am sure you’ll leave this episode more than 1% Better informed on this very serious disorder.Time, Question & topic:2mins – Who is Bipolar Barbie and Where this idea came from!4mins – Not knowing who she is going to be from day to day. Similar to a Barbie Doll, she has so many different personalities.5mins – Understanding Bipolar & How it Type 1 Diabetes could be compared!8mins – Details of the disorder and the impact it can have on your day to day life9mins – Impulse Control & How Bipolar blocks this10mins – Bipolar and Dark Rain clouds11mins – Bipolar and a faulty brain12mins – How does one develop Bipolar?16mins – Managing the condition and How to develop an approach to bring it under controlOvernight, it accelerated and gym and running every day became a normTaking 2 years to get a bipolar diagnosis from that point20mins – Why it took so long to get a proper diagnosis – on average it can take 10 years to be fully diagnosed22mins – Swapping and changing meditation to find something that works24mins – The increased awareness of Bipolar but the disorder being around for decades27mins – The episodes, frequency and durations30mins – Maintenance and management of Bipolar – Routine is key!31mins – Triggers that set off the disorder – Seasonal affected32mins – The difference between Mental Health & Mental Illness32mins – Introverts & Extroverts & Bipolar – Finding the Balance36mins – Creativity as an outlet to keep the balance39mins – Creating a movement with Social Media40mins – What is a typical day for Barbie – Life after the war!WritingReadingRapping42mins – If it doesn’t serve me, it’s gone!43mins – Practicing Gratitude, Recovery is a Journey and keeping on top of it!45mins – Being positive and forward-looking – Making friends to the DemonsBook Recommendations:Change Anything -  - https://amzn.to/2PIxYrpConnect in with Bipolar Barbie on:www.biporlarbarie.comInstagram – the_bipolar_barbie

In this episode, Aaron introduces you to The Bipolar Barbie. Her inspiring story shows how one can take a diagnosis, such as being bipolar, and work with it instead of against it. Her story is inspiring and touches on the trials that she has had to go through to be the person that she is today! To be inspired, motivated, and learn more about mental illness and how it affects lives straight from a person with mental illness, listen in today!   For more information on The Bipolar Barbie: IG: https://www.instagram.com/the_bipolar_barbie/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/thebipolarbarbie/ Website: https://bipolarbarbie.com/   To connect with AJ: armstrongventuresllc.com IG: @aaronarmstrong33 FB: aaronjarmstrong

In this episode, I have a chat with The Bipolar Barbie. I wanted to get the perspective of living with mental illness as a woman. BB gives an incredibly honest and articulate summary of how she navigates each day.  To her, each day can involve getting to know a new version of herself, and figure out which barbie she will be that day! This is such great insight from someone who became her own hero.  Make sure you head to https://bipolarbarbie.com/ to read more about this incredible young lady and ensure to follow her @the_bipolar_barbie

Mark Selzer sits with comedian, actress, and musician, Eileen Weiner, to discuss music, comedy, politics, and everything in between. They also play a few of their songs including “Occupy My Vagina” (EW), “Friend Me” (EW), “Transgender Fender Bender” (MS), “The C… in Country Music” (EW), “Captain Kirk” (MS), “Bipolar Barbie” (EW), “The Ballad Of Bill … Continue reading 9 – Funny Songs (Eileen Weiner)