Krulish bravely invites readers into some of his darkest days and most painful experiences as a person living with bipolar disorder." —Kristin Jarvis Adams, award-winning author of The Chicken Who Saved Us When Screams Become Whispers is a memoir that offers hope to those struggling with bipolar disorder and for friends and families who continue to fight alongside their struggling loved ones. When Screams Become Whispers, a raw look at bipolar disorder and the mania it drives, will allow loved ones to recognize and understand key identifiers, thus enabling them to better help. Ultimately, Bob Krulish''s story sheds light on the systemic problems deeply rooted in the American mental healthcare system, highlighting the danger present when treatment is not readily available. Through great storytelling, readers are gifted with a greater appreciation for the need for de-stigmatization, demystification, greater resources, and a supportive community for those suffering from this poorly understood disorder. "This is the book of a bipolar disorder survivor [who] refused to be only that . . . He''s living proof that you could actually live, not only survive, with bipolar." —Dr. Francesc Colom, PsyD, PhD, MSc, coauthor of The Psychoeducation Manual for Bipolar Disorder "To shine light for others, Bob Krulish shares every detail of his sometimes-harrowing adventures to create stability in his life . . . He shares how to find empathy for yourself so that you can transcend mere survival and start to thrive." —Anthony Metivier, author of The Victorious Mind

Krulish bravely invites readers into some of his darkest days and most painful experiences as a person living with bipolar disorder." —Kristin Jarvis Adams, award-winning author of The Chicken Who Saved Us When Screams Become Whispers is a memoir that offers hope to those struggling with bipolar disorder and for friends and families who continue to fight alongside their struggling loved ones. When Screams Become Whispers, a raw look at bipolar disorder and the mania it drives, will allow loved ones to recognize and understand key identifiers, thus enabling them to better help. Ultimately, Bob Krulish''s story sheds light on the systemic problems deeply rooted in the American mental healthcare system, highlighting the danger present when treatment is not readily available. Through great storytelling, readers are gifted with a greater appreciation for the need for de-stigmatization, demystification, greater resources, and a supportive community for those suffering from this poorly understood disorder. "This is the book of a bipolar disorder survivor [who] refused to be only that . . . He''s living proof that you could actually live, not only survive, with bipolar." —Dr. Francesc Colom, PsyD, PhD, MSc, coauthor of The Psychoeducation Manual for Bipolar Disorder "To shine light for others, Bob Krulish shares every detail of his sometimes-harrowing adventures to create stability in his life . . . He shares how to find empathy for yourself so that you can transcend mere survival and start to thrive." —Anthony Metivier, author of The Victorious Mind