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Bipolar General: An interview with General Gregg Martin The Ghaemi Psychiatry Podcast

    • Mental Health

About a year ago, I got to know General Gregg Martin. A decorated combat leader from the Iraq war, he had been forced to resign as president of the National Defense University about a decade ago, because of a severe manic episode. Up to then, he had a decades-long career as a successful military leader. His manic episode was followed by severe psychotic depression, psychiatric hospitalization, mistreatment with multiple antidepressants, and eventual full recovery on lithium. About a decade later, he’s telling his story in his new memoir, and on this podcast.
Listen to his incredible experience.
Buy Bipolar General here
An excellent gift just in time for the holidays!



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About a year ago, I got to know General Gregg Martin. A decorated combat leader from the Iraq war, he had been forced to resign as president of the National Defense University about a decade ago, because of a severe manic episode. Up to then, he had a decades-long career as a successful military leader. His manic episode was followed by severe psychotic depression, psychiatric hospitalization, mistreatment with multiple antidepressants, and eventual full recovery on lithium. About a decade later, he’s telling his story in his new memoir, and on this podcast.
Listen to his incredible experience.
Buy Bipolar General here
An excellent gift just in time for the holidays!



Get full access to The Psychiatry Letter at ghaemi.substack.com/subscribe

1 hr