Living with ADHD and Bipolar Disorder

Practical advice and lived experience

De: Jeremy Farrell, The Growth Lab

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The story of the phoenix rising from the ashes is often used as a metaphor for overcoming difficulties, facing challenges, and embracing change. It shows the possibility of growth and resilience in the face of destruction or failure. The phoenix's ability to rise from its own ashes inspires people and communities to find courage, hope, and renewal even in the darkest of times.

The myth of the phoenix has been told for centuries and has been adapted by various cultures, such as ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and Chinese mythology. Each culture has its own unique versions and meanings of the myth, but the core theme of transformation and rebirth remains a universal message.

This book is the story of the phoenix in me and the phoenix in you. That high flying bird which came crashing to earth and was consumed by the fire but is regenerated to fly again. The question for us is whether we go through the phoenix’s repeated incarnations or find a way to remain in flight. A way to live a normal balanced life which is rewarding in the quality of our relationships and our appreciation of beauty and excellence.

This does not come easy.

The purpose of the book, is to provide guidance, strategies, and inspiration for individuals living with bipolar disorder and adult ADHD, helping them navigate challenges and embrace a positive outlook.

love this

as a clinical psychologist, this is the best mental health book i’ve read in many years.

In my head…

This book explains what I go through in my life and in my head! It also explains to others what we are going through and what can and cannot be done with a person with bipolar such as “get over it” a deep wish of ours, however a mere wish! Outsiders do not realize the extreme!!!

ssdd

robot voice is good. info is negative and only covers negative aspects. not worth it!

short but informative

I really loved this title. Despite being so short it was very informative and made me think about my conditions and how to work through them in ways my psych nor my therapist and I ever discussed. Also, it may be because I'm American, but the voice sounded decently natural to me most of the time

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Ai generated this book was at least the first few chapters this yanked out the DSM