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Men, Bipolar, and the Path to Hope

Men often face unique barriers when it comes to recognizing, accepting, and seeking help for bipolar disorder. In this powerful conversation, Major General Gregg F. Martin shares insight from his own lived experience, offering guidance for men who may be struggling in silence. Major General Gregg F. Martin, PhD, US Army (Retired), is a 36-year combat veteran, author, and bipolar survivor, thriver, and advocate. A West Point graduate with advanced degrees from MIT and the Army and Naval war colleges, he served as commanding general of Fort Leonard Wood, commandant of the Army War College, and president of the National Defense University. General Martin has lived on the bipolar spectrum his entire life. After his symptoms skyrocketed and then crashed, nearly destroying him, he rebuilt his life with a renewed mission: to stop stigma, promote recovery, and save lives by sharing his story. He credits IBPF as “a phenomenal resource… a treasure trove of knowledge, shared experience, and inspiration” that supported both his own recovery and that of his two sons who also live with bipolar disorder. He encourages all families and caregivers to use IBPF’s free resources, connect with community, and “spread the word and get involved.