What does a psychiatrist really see, feel, and understand when working with bipolar patients every single day?In this powerful episode of Bipolar Talk, we sit down with Dr. Annie Abraham — a consultant psychiatrist with more than 30 years of experience across India, the Middle East, England, and Australia.From childhood memories of stigma and fear, to the evolution of psychiatric care, to her heartfelt philosophy of compassion, Annie opens up about what really matters: early help, honest communication, minimal effective medication, lifestyle, connection, and kindness.We explore:✨ Why labeling too early can be harmful✨ How psychiatry has changed since the 1970s✨ The balance between medication and lifestyle✨ Why sleep, routine, and nature matter more than we think✨ What she wishes every newly diagnosed person knew✨ The real emotional weight carried by mental-health workers✨ How to hold onto hope, even when everything feels darkThis episode is raw, human, and overflowing with wisdom.If you're bipolar, supporting someone who is, or simply curious about mental health — you’ll walk away with clarity, relief, and a renewed sense of hope.🔗 Want to learn more about bipolarity and access our resources?Visit Hopestage.com — free tools, a supportive community, and programs designed to empower your journey.

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