Podcasts
Award winning author Jessica Waite describes herself as someone who has lived with and loved people who have bipolar disorder. In this episode on my podcast, The Bipolar Disorder Moment, she discusses her relationship with her late husband and shares some of the details of her soon to be released memoir. You can hear my podcast on most platforms or by clicking on one of the icons below.
This podcast is the audio from an interview I did on my good friend Brian Pearson’s podcast, The Mystic Cave. Brian and I discuss resiliency in the face of adversity and my yet to be published book, Brain Betrayal: The Allan They Never Met.
Brian is a talented blogger, musician, author and speaker and you can learn more about him, read his blog and get access to his other podcasts on his site, The Mystic Cave. Click on any of the buttons below to listen to my podcast, The Bipolar Disorder Moment.
If you have had challenges finding and keeping employment because of your mental illness Prospect Human Services can help. Lindsay Rawding, Prospect Peer Coordinator, talks about her role at Prospect and the services they provide. Please click on any of the buttons below to listen to this episode on my podcast, The Bipolar Disorder Moment.
In this informative podcast interview, Dr. Andre Pickersgill talks about the high prevalence of mental health issues he sees in his family practice as well as the connection of mental health to chronic pain. Please click on any of the buttons below to listen to my podcast.
This week’s blog features a podcast interview with Lisa Thoreson, a registered social worker who uses Accelerated Resolution Therapy as part of her practice. In this podcast we talk about trauma and how ART can offer relief to people who suffer because they have experienced trauma in their lives. Click on any of the buttons below to listen to my podcast.
Beth Henry, owner of “Prairies to Peaks Consulting”, discusses the training her company provides for individuals who want to do peer support work. She talks about why she started her company and the value of peer support. Please click on any of the buttons below to listen to my podcast.
In 2018, my good friend, Pastor Julia Kimmet, interviewed me at her church so that I could share my knowledge and experience with bipolar disorder with her congregation. This week, I am sharing the audio from that interview on my podcast. Please click on any of the buttons below to listen to my podcast.
This week on my podcast, I share the moment I started to get better from my first severe depressive episode as well as a story about my job as an interpreter for Japanese people going on horse back riding tours. This is the last reading from my yet to be published book, Brain Betrayal: The Allan They Never Met. You can click on any of the buttons below to listen to my podcast.
If you are curious about the experience of psychosis from the perspective of someone going through it you may find this reading from my yet to be published book, Brain Betrayal: The Allan They Never, interesting. You can click on any of the buttons below to listen to my podcast.
If you are at all curious about the events that led up to my first manic episode than you will find this week’s reading interesting. I give an account of some of what was going on with me that triggered my first manic episode. To listen to my podcast, please click on any of the buttons below.
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