Friendships require cultivation and cooperation to thrive. When one of the friends also has to cope with a mood disorder, things can be even more complicated.
By Sasha Kildare
Friendship & Boundaries: Secret Saboteurs
Learning the art of gracefully exiting from draining friendships and seeking more positive companionships.
By Sasha Kildare
SoundOFF! The Friendship Files
It can be difficult to make and cultivate friendships—and we worry that our needs and our ups and downs may wear them out. How do you and your friend(s) work on acceptance, forgiveness, and trust?
Nadia Pym is a girl scientist with bipolar. She’s also The Unstoppable Wasp, a Marvel superhero. Read how artist Jeremy Whitley brings her to life. Comic book writer Jeremy Whitley has a reputation for combining empowerment and adventure. In Princeless, a princess (who is a young woman of color) refuses to wait around for someone...
Bipolar & the Entrepreneur Advantage The personality traits of entrepreneurs and those with bipolar often overlap; the key to success is embracing both the strengths and vulnerabilities. By Michele Wojciechowski & Robin L. Flanigan FEATURES When Stigma Strikes Close to Home Stigma stings, but when it happens in our own backyard—family, friends, and community not...
The Truth About the Link Between Bipolar Mania and Creativity Twenty-five years after Kay Redfield Jamison convincingly linked bipolar disorder and artistic genius, we look at the latest evidence exploring—and expanding on—that theory. By Donna Jackel FEATURES How to Get Your Life Back on Course After a Bipolar Relapse Repairing relationships, routines, and...
July 18, 2019 • Volume 12, Issue 29Subscribe to Hope & Harmony Headlines The Power of Friendship Friendship is a two-way street. And as you know, sometimes traffic patterns get a bit confusing. There’s unanticipated construction, for instance, or too many cars on the road on a holiday weekend. The point is, friendship...
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