A friend sent me a link to the YouTube versions of a UK documentary named Stephen Fry’s Secret Life Of The Manic Depressive. I’ve gotten through part 4 thus far and it’s quite good. If you have an interest in learning about Manic Depression, or Bi-Polarity this would be an interesting series to watch.
The link takes you to part 1, the other parts are in the related list along the side.
Tags: ManicDepression, Bi-Polar, StephenFry
Pin All of the caveats aside about ACE scores that I’ve written about before, (tl;dr – Yes the more childhood traumas you’ve had, the more likely you will deal with various issues as an adult, but it’s not a set fate for everyone.) I think we can, however, accept that children who dealt with more traumatic…
Pin I read this ESPN piece about the suicide of Penn Track athlete Madison Holleran and I thought there were a few pieces of the article that resonated with how I look at social media, and how we should, but also about how difficult it can be to cut through the fog of depression. Here’s the…
Thanks to Psych Central for pointing out a British Journal of Sports Medicine study that shows as little as 20 minutes of physical activity can reduce the levels of anxiety and stress. I know that I can tell by my stress level if it’s ben too long since I’ve been to the gym or gotten…
Pin One of my pet peeves, among many, are articles written as though fixing everything about life is as simple as getting outside more, or eating this one thing, or stating that a study shows something that really, maybe it doesn’t. For example, the studies about screen time, or social media use, which seem to be…
ABC 20/20 and Barbara Walters do not see the sexual abuse of a 13 year old boy as a serious issue.
“Giants are not as strong and powerful as they seem” – Such an important lesson for anyone. https://youtu.be/ziGD7vQOwl8&w=500
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