Interrupted with Bipolar

After eight hospitalizations for bipolar depression since his first admission in 1998, and a total of more than 150 electroconvulsive therapy treatments, Shae Therrien knows a thing or two about maintaining good mental health. It's not exactly a walk in the park - or in Shae's case, a naked walk in his neighbourhood. Through diary entries and reflectionsfrom two of the most trying periods of his life, Shae shares anecdotes and details of his illness - including tipsthat he hopes will...
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After eight hospitalizations for bipolar depression since his first admission in 1998, and a total of more than 150 electroconvulsive therapy treatments, Shae Therrien knows a thing or two about maintaining good mental health. It's not exactly a walk in the park - or in Shae's case, a naked walk in his neighbourhood. Through diary entries and reflectionsfrom two of the most trying periods of his life, Shae shares anecdotes and details of his illness - including tipsthat he hopes will help others understand and care for those who have mental 'dis-ease'.