Bipolar disorder is a mental illness affecting over 20 million people in the United States alone. Women have this disorder more often than men.

Bipolar disorder causes severe mood swings of manic or hyper maniac and depressive episodes. It is however commonly misunderstood mental disorder and under diagnosed. It is important to be able to identify the signs of bipolarism and know how to help the individual. Let’s tune in to get sneak peak to the life of a bipolar person. 

The host Eva Lewis talks about own experiences of living with bipolar disorder and battling with this disorder for a very long time. She aims to break down the stigma around the condition by raising awareness.

We hope in after listening this podcast, you are better able to manage your bipolar disorder. The important thing is to make sure that you get the right help for people affected by this condition.  If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact the links below.

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Have you ever panicked when there’s a lot going on in your brain? The confusion arises when cluttered thoughts blur our vision of achieving goals. It’s important to ease this mental overwhelm. In this episode, the host, Eva Lewis, reveals her personal tricks and tips to get some mental clarity and focus in life. Can Brain dumping be considered as self-care? “Brain dumping is like clearing cache of your computer” Eva suggests. You sort your thoughts and priorities them. Stay tuned to get to how these simple practices can help you release stress and anxiety. Checkout Eva’s website themultitaskingwoman.com for brain dumping worksheets and may your brain dumping journey prove to be useful in better cognitive function, memory and healthy mindset.

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Self-limiting beliefs stop us from growing and moving further. When Self-limiting beliefs take over our minds, they can be seriously damaging. In this episode, the host Eva Lewis talks about how self-limiting beliefs trap us in restricting mindset and stuck us from moving forward. She further discusses that ego and negative self-talk are the main cause of limiting beliefs about not having enough money, talent, experience, and many more. She suggests "Practice catching self-limiting beliefs and swap them with positive ones". There's a lot more to it. Stay tuned to know the tips and practices to overcome these. She says "Correct mindset turn around self-limiting beliefs". Also, get connected to know the in-depth answers to these- How to identify these self-limiting thoughts? How to deal with these self-limiting thoughts? I hope after listening to this episode you put things into action and give good thoughts to your new beliefs.

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Living with bipolar disorder is a rollercoaster ride. From the manic highs to the depressing lows, it has a way of seeping into every aspect of life. I know from my experience, bipolar disorder and friendships can also be tough to balance. In Episode 7 of the Two of Me Podcast, I share tips for those with bipolar and other mental illnesses and tips for those who have a friend or family member with bipolar.  I hope these tips will open you to the possibilities of genuine, long-lasting friendships without bipolar being a barrier.

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Episode #6 - There's so much more to self-care than lattes and lazing on the couch. In this episode, I talk about the scientific reasons we need self-care and it'll change your mind the next time you think about skipping your self-care day. When I learnt this information from a counsellor, self-care finally made sense to me!

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A lot of the time anxiety can rear its ugly head without any triggers whatsoever, but what about when anxiety is triggered by something, what can we do? In this episode, Eva discusses a number of anxiety triggers, how they affect anxiety and ways to ditch them, or at least get some control over them instead of the other way around.  And don't worry, there may be 17 triggers, but you don't have to ditch all of them! Slowly does it. 

Episode #4 - Have you ever experienced mental overload? When your mind simply cannot take on even the smallest of information otherwise it triggers you into a state of stress, anxiety, burnout etc? You start forgetting things, your stress and anxiety peak, it's bad for mental health. Mental overload is certainly one of my triggers, one which I try my best to avoid. In this podcast episode, I share some of the things that work for me.  What works for you?

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Episode #3 - I share how it's possible to see a mental illness in a positive light by sharing the positives I experience with my bipolar. I talk about how considering the positives of a mental illness can improve our acceptance of it.

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