



Mental Health, Chronic Illness & Control
With World Mental Health Day approaching, James (Bearable’s lovely CEO) asked me (Natasha Lipman), to write a little something about
With World Mental Health Day approaching, James (Bearable’s lovely CEO) asked me (Natasha Lipman), to write a little something about
The pandemic has taken a toll on my body image. Since March 2020, I’ve probably done the least cardio and
You’re probably wondering why I decided to write about Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) in the middle of Summer. Well, as
The pandemic has made me incredibly lazy. That’s partly because I’ve experienced an increase in fatigue-like symptoms since getting vaccinated.
Journaling might seem like an odd – or perhaps even obvious – topic to write about considering that using Bearable
Cognitive behavioural therapy, or CBT, is something that has been recommended to me over the course of the past 3
CBD is a bit of a mystery to me. It’s an industry that has exploded in the last few years
Sugar is bad for you. At least, having too much-refined sugar is bad for you. I don’t think that’s
I think most of us have thought about quitting social media, right? I often end up blaming social media for
Taking a cold shower falls into the unique category of things that I recommend trying despite absolutely despising them. Other
Ever wondered who really makes you happiest? Being more mindful about who you hang out with and what impact they
For most of my adult life, I’ve been interested in personal development. Interested in trying new things that can accelerate
☕ If you’re anything like me, then having a minimum of one cup of coffee (or tea) per day is
We spoke to a Doctor about his experience diagnosing and treating patients with Chronic Conditions. You can watch
Bearable Premium gives you deeper level insights into your Moods, Symptoms, Sleep, and Factors. But what does this really mean?
I admit it, I’m obsessed with mood tracker apps. This became blatantly obvious during the pandemic as I had more
When I was 17, I was diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. Still, 13 years later, I often experience delusions,
Hey there, my name is Michelle, I am 28 years old and I live with diagnosed borderline personality disorder and
I was recently on the phone with my doctor and she asked me “So when did you last miss your
It’s important for me to be completely transparent about how we intend to make money at Bearable, as it is
I truly hope I have the privilege of helping you to start to reclaim control over your health, and that you can find some respite in using Bearable when everything else feels overwhelming.