I’m speaking at the Depression Bipolar Support Alliance in September, 2008. I really look forward to it.
My presentation is on Families and Mood Disorders. The three hour program is filled with personal stories and tips on managing the illness as a team.
I recently did a DBSA podcast interview on the topic. Don’t worry! The podcast [...]
I recently did an excellent radio/podcast interview with Deborah Harper of Psychjourney. We talked about the release of my new book, Get it Done When You’re Depressed.
Here is a link to our interview. She asked excellent questions and really knew her stuff. All writers dream of interviews that go this well! You can scroll down [...]
Fantastic Radio Show and a Flooded Basement
I just finished my final live radio show for the season. I interviewed Terri Cheney- the author of the bestselling memoir, Manic. We talked about memoir writing- it was so much fun and great encouragement for everyone who wants to write about their experiences.
The radio show has been [...]
Hi all, I have an exciting guest this Sunday on my radio show. Terri Cheney, the author of the bestselling memoir MANIC will be the guest.
We will talk about writing mental health memoirs. So many people write and ask me how they can get their story in print- who better to ask than a successful [...]
Click on the following links to download each Julie Fast Radio Show to your computer.
Gayathri Ramprasad on Depression and Her Life in India
Andy Behrman on Mania and Electroboy
Lani Button on Multiple Personality Disorder
Don Moore: Parent of a (Wonderful) Child with Schizophrenia
Dr. John Preston: Psychiatric Medications 101
Dr. Ajit Jetmalani: Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Disorders
Randi Kreger: Stop [...]
My guest on Sunday, June 8th will be Terri Cheney- the author of the New York Times bestselling memoir, Manic. I read this book in two days- I just couldn’t stop reading. Her style is eloquent and heartfelt. I can see why it’s a bestseller!
It was very hard for me to read about all that she’s gone through [...]
Bipolar disorder is so easily triggered. It’s a bad illness that way- even the things we look forward to can cause us trouble.
Over the years I have learned there are just some situations- no matter how successful or fun they are that I just can’t do.
A friend of mine with bipolar one took a math [...]
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