Natasha reflects on the importance of her psych meds in her recovery and if she would go back in time and not have bipolar disorder.

Natasha reflects on the idea of Mental Health Awareness month.

What Natasha thinks about her life turning out better than other people expected it to.

Natasha reflects on the importance of her dad in her life and her ability to maintain her mental health.

Natasha reflects on the importance of her mother's motivation and belief in her ability to make a full recovery.

This is Eleven Questions. You talk. We listen. We learn.

Audio version of Before You - Semi-Finalist in the Queens Short Play Festival.

This is eleven questions. You speak. We listen. We learn.

Natasha reflects on the relationship she had with the psychiatrist who prescribed the medication regime that led to her living a productive life.

Natasha reflects on how her life has changed for the better over time.

This is Eleven Questions.  You do not have to have a diagnosis to participate.  You speak.  We listen.  We learn.

Eleven Questions - You do not have to have a diagnosis to participate.  You speak.  We listen.  We learn.

Black Bipolar Female restarts with Natasha taking ownership of her story while still working towards figuring out how to manage how people see her and how she sees herself in spite of things she cannot change.

Aunt Sia reflects on how her mom inspired her to move forward in life.

Aunt Sia runs into someone she never thought she would see again.

Aunt Sia reflects on her acceptance of her diagnosis.

Aunt Sia has an insightful therapy appointment with a pregnant therapist.

Aunt Sia's first day at an out patient clinic in the Bronx.

Aunt Sia spends her first night at home in New York.

Aunt Sia reflects on how Kay Jamison's An Unquiet Mind helped her believe she could fully recover from bipolar disorder.