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247: High-Risk Pregnancy, NICU, and their Impact on Living with Bipolar 1

High Risk Pregnancy, Mother's Medical Condition, NICU, Podcast, Postpartum BipolarDecember 12, 20221KViews0Likes0Comments
Pregnancy and the postpartum bring multiple challenges. The difficulties can escalate to a much higher level when a mental illness is involved. The good news is that a new mom can survive and thrive with the right support and medication, but the journey to reach that point is not easy. Join us to learn more…

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234: “Super Sad Unicorn: A Memoir of Mania”

Podcast, Postpartum Bipolar, Postpartum Psychosis, RageSeptember 12, 20221KViews0Likes0Comments
We learn many things from the stories of others. In our quest to spread information, education, and compassion about the many topics we cover on Mom & Mind, it is just as important to hear the lesser-known stories of what people have experienced. Today’s guest shares her story of postpartum-onset bipolar disorder that resulted in postpartum…

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232: Healing from Postpartum Depression Through Songwriting and Therapy

Podcast, Postpartum Bipolar, Postpartum DepressionAugust 30, 2022505Views0Likes0Comments
Today’s show takes a look at postpartum depression through a firsthand account of the struggle to understand and heal. My guest is another example that finding just the right therapy makes all the difference because the same treatment modalities don’t work for everyone. Join us for Amanda’s inspiring story.  Amanda Cunningham is a Pop/R&B singer-songwriter,…

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70: Postpartum Bipolar, “Birth of A New Brain”

Podcast, Postpartum, Postpartum BipolarSeptember 25, 2017733Views0Likes0Comments
Bipolar disorder in pregnancy and postpartum is not often discussed. Dyane Harwood is advocating for that to change. In this episode, Dyane shares her personal journey through postpartum bipolar, what she wishes people would understand and how we can all be more supportive to mothers experiencing this difficult and often misunderstood condition. In this rich…

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