Traveling With Bipolar

Traveling with a disordered mental condition can be a disastrous if we allow our condition to get in the way instead of focusing on making wonderful memories with those we love.
Between managing mood swings, dealing with deep depressive episodes and putting up with triggering events, travel can end up leading to a crisis or close to it.
The stress of planning for a trip can be overwhelming for anyone, but even more so for those who struggle with bipolar and depression. Planning around the mental condition can cause exhaustion and leave one feeling burned out and unmotivated. Or worse yet, afraid of committing to travel ever again.
Through the Bipolar IN Order online course students learn what they can do ahead of time, but even more importantly, DURING travel to not let bipolar or depression get the best of them and end up in a crisis.
Learn more about Bipolar IN Order at www.bipolaradv....

[@Incredible_Harsil_Valley]

Keep motivating sir 🙏

[@veronica1cortes]

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[@true4585]

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[@carllake1]

Thank you, I will not travel with my wife anymore. She has bi-polar and can stay at home where she is secure.

[@shakhizabelle3236]

Why are you saying that you won't travel with your bipolar wife, when the speaker has just said that it's possible to travel while being bipolar? I'm bipolar, too, and I think that we kinda deserve to see the beauty of this world thanks to traveling...

[@TheModernAlchemix]

@@shakhizabelle3236 maybe she needs more time to build up to trips. Maybe she’s not on treatment or this program specifically 🤷🏻‍♀️