I Married Bipolar

“I Married Bipolar” is an insightful podcast hosted by Temple Leffingwell, born from the intimate and supportive discussions of a former Clubhouse room dedicated to those navigating the complexities of bipolar marriages.

Over the years, Temple and her community have gone deep into the real struggles, victories, and everyday challenges faced by couples where one or both partners are living with bipolar. This podcast brings those discussions into a new light, offering a blend of personal stories, peer advice, and practical strategies to help listeners foster understanding, resilience, and love in their relationships.

Temple, leveraging her experience as the leader of this supportive space, aims to extend the room’s camaraderie and wisdom to a wider audience, providing solace, support, and empowerment to those who are married to bipolar, affirming that they are not alone in their journey.

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