Learn to understand, accept, and thrive with bipolar disorder.

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Hi, I’m Scott, and I want to help you live your best life with bipolar disorder.

Diagnosed in 1995, I’ve been fighting as a bipolar warrior for nearly three decades. I know from first-hand experience the anxiety caused by a bipolar diagnosis. In addition, I understand chronic illness because I have Familial Mediterranean Fever.

All this time has taught me which things work and how best to tell others about my conditions. I want to help you do the same.

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Go forward even if you have to go slow. Progress is progress. You’ll never know what you can do until you try. Imagine success and you just might get there. This free checklist will help you explore common bipolar disorder symptoms. It’s just one piece of free content available in the Speaking Bipolar Store. To cross the sea, you have to get in your boat and set sail. To take care of your mental health, you need to take a similar responsibility. No one will ever care more about your mental health than you do, so make sure you learn as much as you can about your condition. Then use that wisdom to live your best life. This quote has been in my mind a lot as I’m busy creating my first products and course for Speaking Bipolar. Too often in life, we wait for the perfect time or circumstances, but perfection will never happen in this life. So start where you are. You never know what you can do until you try. Do any of these symptoms sound familiar? From the post, “Learn to Recognize the Things That Make Your Bipolar Worse.” Make sure your heart is open to all the beauty around you. Whether it's people, places, or things, choose the things that make life worth living.