What if the world’s loudest voices about bipolar disorder are wrong?
What if healing is not only possible—but available to you right now?
For the last few years, I’ve been quietly helping people break free from anxiety, depression, and even bipolar disorder… but until now, I haven’t fully explained why I’m so passionate about this mission.
And why this message might change everything for you, too.
If you’ve followed any part of my journey, you may already know—I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 2010. And for years, I tried everything they told me to do: the medications, the therapy, the coping tools. I kept showing up, doing the work, and still found myself stuck in cycles of emotional chaos, relational pain, and spiritual confusion.
And I know I’m not the only one.
Is Bipolar Too Big for God?
My Bible says healing is available for all of us.
God doesn’t say, “I can heal everything… except Bipolar.”
There are no exceptions in the Kingdom of God.
And yet—that’s exactly what so many believers have been told, either directly or indirectly.
The church doesn’t always know what to do with mental illness, so it’s often minimized or spiritualized away. Counselors, while well-meaning, tend to focus only on the mind—ignoring the spiritual and physical layers that are just as essential.
But healing doesn’t come from compartmentalization. It comes when we address the body, mind, and spirit—together.
That’s what’s missing from most conversations around bipolar disorder.
And that’s why so many remain stuck, managing symptoms instead of receiving freedom.
Most Advice is About Managing—Not Healing
What the world offers for bipolar is mostly management:
- “You’ll always have this.”
- “Learn to live with it.”
- “Take your meds and hope for the best.”
And many times what you hear is even worse than that:
- “There is no cure.”
- “There is no hope.”
But what if that’s not the whole story?
What if God has more than just survival?
I’ve now walked alongside hundreds of others, and I’ve seen what happens when we stop settling for management and start believing for complete transformation. Healing is possible. And it doesn’t have to take decades of trial and error.
This is Why I Speak Out
I speak out because someone needs to.
I speak out because too many believers are suffering in silence, afraid to hope, afraid to trust that healing is even possible.
I speak out because I’ve seen the fruit of a life completely free from bipolar disorder—and it’s not just my story. It’s becoming the story of many I coach and walk alongside.
If you’re ready to explore what real hope looks like—and take back the future the enemy tried to steal—I’m here for you.
My identity is in Christ, not a disease! That revelation—and the Biblical principles Staci teaches—set me free after 20 years of battling bipolar disorder. I’ll be honest, at first I wondered if real healing was even possible after all this time… but I’m so thankful I trusted her process. Breakthrough came. -D.J.
Watch Why I’m Speaking Up About Bipolar — and What’s Next
This video is a breath of hope for anyone who’s felt stuck, dismissed, or forgotten in their battle with bipolar disorder. There is a way forward—and you don’t have to walk it alone.
Ready to Start Healing Bipolar Disorder—God’s Way?
If you or someone you love has been living under the weight of bipolar disorder, I want to invite you to my free Masterclass:
How to Leave Bipolar Behind and Take Back Control Over Your Life
You’ll discover the exact process I used to break free—and how you can start walking that path, too.
Romans 12:2 ESV – Do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewal of your mind, that by testing you may discern what is the will of God, what is good and acceptable and perfect.
You can also explore more resources, testimonies, and tools at Achieve Emotional Mastery—my coaching hub for those ready to walk in freedom.
I’d Love to Hear From You
What helps you keep going when you’re doing your best but still not seeing results?
Your voice matters. Your story matters. And this community is a safe place to be real.