Archive - Bipolar and Bipartisan

What I Wish the World Knew About Bipolar Disorder

Last week we celebrated World Bipolar Day. This is what I wish the world knew about the diagnosis millions of people like me live with.

Apr 11 •

March 2025

Last Week In Mental Health

I'm curious to hear if advocates, philanthropists, researchers, and policy makers would find a weekly digest like this helpful!

Mar 31 •

The Department of Education Isn’t Just Bureaucracy—It’s a Lifeline

The gutting and eventual closing of the Department of Education will have a devastating impact on student mental health. Society will pay the price.

Mar 28 •

My take on the macro mental health puzzle

How I think about the challenges facing the mental health system and the advocacy community in America.

Mar 22 •

December 2024

Advocacy as an Outlet for Anger

Why telling my mental health story helps me process a complex emotion.

Dec 9, 2024 •

November 2024

Democracy and Mental Health are Linked

Civic engagement can heal our minds and democracy

Nov 9, 2024 •

February 2024

Patients as Felons; Workplace Violence for Providers

Today, I testified on legislation in Colorado related to workplace safety for our mental health workforce

Feb 27, 2024 •

January 2024

June 2023

American Madness & Belgian Hospitality

How public policy shapes the type of care we provide each other.

Jun 21, 2023 •

March 2023

World Bipolar Day! ... Statistics and Quotations

We’re celebrating Bipolar Day, increasing awareness about the disorder with statistics and quotations

Mar 30, 2023 •

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