Hi, I'm Scott Ninneman, a writer from Tennessee, USA.

My debut book, 30 Days of Positivity, releases soon!

My writing focuses on mental health, chronic illness, and self-improvement.

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Speaking Bipolar

Speaking Bipolar is a blog by Scott Ninneman dedicated to helping people understand and thrive with bipolar disorder. Visit Site

Speaking Bipolar – A Mental Illness TranslatorWhat you say to someone with Bipolar isn't always what they hear. Get a glimpse into the Bipolar mind with this Bipolar translator.

12 Signals That Point to Bipolar Disorder (With Patient Notes)Bipolar Disorder (BPD) can be very disruptive, but it is also very treatable. This post looks at 12 common signs of bipolar.

The Worst Part of Having Bipolar DisorderWhat is the worst part of having bipolar disorder? This post takes you on a deep dive into the mind of a writer fighting mental illness. | #mentallillness #bipolarstrong #mentalhealthmatters #bipolar #bpd

What Is Bipolar Anger? An Insider’s Perspective on RageWhat is Bipolar anger like for the patient? What's the difference between anger and rage? Read this post from a mental illness warrior.

Bipolar Depression Is a Gut-Punching Bully You Can BeatStruggling with bipolar disorder? Learn how to conquer depression and get your life back with 3 strategies from the author’s personal experiences.

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Bipolar Disorder Can Cause the Patient To Feel Bitter Feelings of Shame - NewsBreakThree tips to overcome the shame caused by mental illness. A friend asks if I’m okay. I pause, purse my lips, and contemplate my reply. In a million ways, I’m not okay, but will my friend understand? It’s always a tightrope walk between the truth and what a listener can handle.

The World Started to Crumble When We Stopped Mending Our SocksReflecting on decades of a throwaway society.

Coming to Terms With the Lasts in Life as You Get Older | Scott Ninneman @ Speaking Bipolar | NewsBreak OriginalThe life lesson became clear while organizing my father's office. Older man sitting on a park bench.Carmen Camacho/Pixabay. Sitting on the pale white folding chair, I pulled the pages from the clear sheet protectors. Each binder contained hundreds of hours of work, and now I was tossing his efforts into a burn box.

Untreated Mental Illness May Explain Why More Men Die From Suicide and Alcohol Abuse - NewsBreakA look at common mental disorders affecting men and how to cope. A depressed man thinking about his mental health.Jowanna Daley/Pixabay. It’s no secret that men are not always the best at taking care of their mental health. In fact, according to the National Library of Medicine, “men are more likely than women to die by suicide.” But why is this? Why are men more likely to suffer from mental disorders and why are they less likely to seek help?

Chronic and Mental Illness Can Feel Like a Prison | Scott Ninneman @ Speaking Bipolar | NewsBreak OriginalYou should never give up hope of being paroled. Looking out a window with bars covering it.Peter H/Pixabay. My cell may not have steel bars and locks, but it’s a prison just the same. My windows open to the world outside, but most of my view is out of reach.

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