BIPOLAR 1960s Psychiatric Interview with hypomanic biology teacher

[@Ridiculousis]

More of bipolar interviews please, this is an eye opening

[@argonunya1543]

“They have fucked with you?” 6:42. He indeed did started to say a funny word.

[@davide.b8027]

Sounds just like a quick-witted fella with a lot of stories to tell.

[@suzieq8379]

I believe like that man the doctor started to say that word and caught himself he probably forget about the taping

[@layna-heyhey]

what word was it though? I can't figure what it might have been. The PT caught something as well.

[@suzieq8379]

@@layna-heyhey starts with F and ends in K

[@layna-heyhey]

@@suzieq8379 lol.

[@gyrlgeorge]

I think I’m the most bipolar person alive. I completely blew up my life in less than a month. I quit my job of 25 years, left my husband of 25 years and kids for a man 20 years younger, and we lost our home - which we built ourselves on 10 acres of redwood forest. All this because I was misdiagnosed with depression and put on Wellbutrin which threw me into a mania like no other. I’m still here, and I’m ok now because I’m properly medicated with Seroquel and lamotrigine, but I still mourn what I lost

[@jessealava7747]

“I thought of other people as inferior to me” that’s one of my tells when I’m manic. Like I’m the smartest person in every room

[@mari55587]

I like this man😄 fast and furious 🔥🏎😆

[@il3mendo]

I am learning how to controll it.

[@xrpescape83]

He woke up. Connected to the spiritual. Connected to the soul.

[@chanellecutler]

Oh yeah!

[@sporter527]

pog

[@J-Ramos123]

4:31 He means Alexander Hamilton

[@JNeuel]

See he learned the same as this bipolar human. When you go to the hospital you keep your mouth shut. (they will never let you out if you don't)

[@SshhhTrouble]

What

[@davide.b8027]

Just takes us one time, though. 😵‍💫

[@caseyharrington4947]

Before there's cure, there's treatment. Before someone can develop a way to be authentic, happy and adapted to the world all at once, they unfortunately have to learn to suppress their true nature

[@nicoleinwonderland6452]

This guy reminds me of my dad haha. Also kind of myself

[@mimi5769]

This is so interesting like woah

[@francescamuci7896]

Where are others videos? 😒

[@wrodrigues08]

Hypomania. Didn’t notice much in the way of depression…so he cried a little about his mother.

[@giulianaangelagandolfomoya8922]

Good afternoon, I'm Angela Gandolfo, a student at Universidad de Congreso. I communicate by this means to ask if there is the possibility of sending me by mail the video "Pavlovian studies on absolute an conditioned reflex. 1925", since it seems to me a super interesting video and I would like to use it for an exposition exam about the evolution of behaviorism.

[@jeffbutt4350]

That's crazy

[@sparkplugpeggy4910]

*flight of ideas*

[@simonpure109]

Thank God family hadn't started by then...

[@senor_dos]

Is this mania in bipolar with past history of depression ?

[@ezgi5796]

Would you please upload Turkish subtitles? 🥺🙃💐

[@matox01tekk]

damn he's like the guy in my class from elementary school, so that's what he was. i need to read something about Bipolar because i can't tell this guy has anything what illness

[@theJACK__]

barely into the video and I'm already annoyed at the shrink's interruptions

[@briarrose29]

Wish I knew what made him bipolar. He sounds more like he has ADHD to me.

[@ifiwsaflowridbearose]

You clearly have no idea how mental health works if you think that being bipolar and having ADHD don’t occur at the same time. Most times, they go hand in hand. Along with clinical depression and severe anxiety. I’m bipolar and have ADHD, depression, anxiety and BPD. Mind, you all of this was diagnosed within the last two years, I’m 23. This is around the most common age for people to become aware of the fact they have bipolar disorder.

[@graceross16]

Hypomania and ADHD can look very similar! The distinguishing factor is that hypomania is episodic, whereas ADHD symtoms tend to be more stable over time. While there may be some variation in how SEVERE the symptoms of ADHD are from week to week (for example, they often worsen before and during menstruation), they are always there to one degree or another, whereas someone with bipolar disorder will only experience symptoms of racing thoughts, pressured speech, boundless energy, etc. during hypomania. A bipolar person may be depressed for years and have no energy, slowed thinking and speech, etc., and then have a period of hypomania for weeks or months. Also, bipolar disorder and ADHD often co-occur, so that makes diagnosis a bit more complicated! Specifically, those with bipolar disorder are likely to also have ADHD; those with ADHD only have a 20% chance of also having bipolar disorder.

[@teshayazzie3095]

Bipolar and adhd have been miss diagnosed as each other. You can also have both at the same time. They are quite similar.

[@ajardineira]

Do you take meds for all these conditions? ​@@ifiwsaflowridbearose

[@muttnaughton9223]

Watching a guy forced to conform in to heard mentality over seen by Dr. Arrogance. We've graduated to everyone is always right. Bipolar entitlement

[@annmarie2964]

He probably just has attention deficit disorder. Not really a big deal

[@SerpePle]

Except you only have a video and not a history to base your judgment on.

[@RoyalBeachDayZ]

He is clearly manic, at the end he is out of his manic episode reflecting on it. He felt euphoric, felt others were below him, sudden extraversion, crying spells, and sudden weight loss.

[@Jumbo344]

Probably/just/not really…. Give it up .