12 | Self Acceptance and Finding the Beauty in Living With Bipolar Disorder - With Special Guest Jeremy Lynch (Part 2)

Self-Care for Mental Health | Recovery, Anxious, Sadness, Bipolar, Emotions, Seasonal Affective Disorder, Self-Esteem

Hello my Friends and Welcome to Living Table! 🌊

I'm so glad you are here! 🫶

Today’s episode is part 2 of a conversation I had with my good friend Jeremy Lynch, live in studio. If you haven’t had a chance to listen to part 1 yet in episode 11, please do.

This conversation is so meaningful to me for many reasons, but it really highlights just how important having spaces where we feel safe to talk about our mental health and wellness really are.

In our conversation we uncover more of the beautiful sides of living with Bipolar Disorder as well as why self acceptance is so important.

Jeremy Lynch is a highly talented composer and playwright. He kindly allowed us permission to share in our episode today a few clips of the incredible music he has written for his upcoming musical, Pauper!

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Amy
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