BIPOLAR, ADHD & AUTISM: THE BATTLE WITHIN
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BIPOLAR, ADHD & AUTISM: THE BATTLE WITHIN
What happens when a military veteran faces a battle that physical strength alone cannot overcome?
In this powerful episode of Trauma, Training & Transformation, British Army veteran and former military Physical Training Instructor Ben “Simmo” Simpson shares his journey of living with bipolar II disorder, adult ADHD, autism and haemochromatosis.
From severe bipolar depression and suicidal thoughts to navigating ADHD, medication, mental health challenges and life after military service, Ben opens up about the realities of living with multiple diagnoses.
We explore how resistance training, physical exercise, daily routines and mental health support help him navigate life's challenges, alongside the loss of military identity and his journey towards finding purpose working for an ADHD charity.
In this episode, we discuss:
Bipolar II disorder, depression and suicidal thoughts
Adult ADHD, autism and neurodivergence
ADHD medication and its life-changing impact
Exercise, resistance training and mental health
Haemochromatosis and physical health
Military transition, identity and belonging
Finding purpose and rebuilding life after the Army
This isn't just a story about mental illness. It's about resilience, identity, self-understanding and transformation.
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Content note: This episode discusses depression and suicidal ideation. If you're struggling, please reach out for professional support. In the UK, Samaritans are available on 116 123.
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