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Natasha Tracy

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Natasha Tracy is an award-winning writer, speaker and consultant from the Pacific Northwest. She has been writing about living with bipolar disorder for more than a decade and been a professional mental health writer for six years.

Natasha is known for speaking her mind, whether that's in front of a crowd of hundreds or through her written work. She is savagely introspective, some would say controversial and doesn't allow political correctness to alter how she thinks about mental illness.

Natasha's work is extensively showcased on HealthyPlace and has also been featured on the Huffington Post, the Daily Mail, Healthline, PsychCentral and elsewhere.

Natasha is currently working on a research project on the patient perspectives of electroconvul
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Natasha Tracy Well, right now I'm working on getting the paperback version of "Lost Marbles" out as quickly as possible. I'm hoping to get it out in the next week.

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Well, right now I'm working on getting the paperback version of "Lost Marbles" out as quickly as possible. I'm hoping to get it out in the next week.

After that, though, it's hard to say. There was so much more I wanted to say in "Lost Marbles" that I just had to cut due to length. Specifically talking to loved ones of those with mental illness might be the overall subject for the next book, though.(less)
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Bipolar Overwhelm: Why It Happens (and How to Get Unstuck)

Surreal illustration of a person in profile with their hand on their chin, while their head/brain bursts outward into a cloud of flying papers, screens, notes, and colorful debris against a cloudy sky.

Overwhelm can be one of the most disabling parts of bipolar — not because you’re “bad at coping,” but because your brain hits overload fast. In this piece, I break down why bipolar overwhelm happens (mood states, symptoms, and even medication side effects), what it looks like in real life, and the tiny-step toolbox I use to get unstuck. If you’ve ever frozen — can’t decide, can’t start, can’t

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Walt Whitman
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Albert Einstein
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“First they ignore you. Then they ridicule you. And then they attack you and want to burn you. And then they build monuments to you.”
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