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"Rosie is an inspiration" - Dua Lipa "Full of humour and hope" - Hannah Murray, author of The Make-Believe "Raw, yet surprisingly upbeat" - Sunday Times _______________ An honest, moving and darkly funny memoir about bipolar disorder, mental health and finding hope in the chaos. _______________ In 2018, model Rosie Viva experienced a psychotic episode at Stansted Airport that led to her arrest and the evacuation of the terminal. What followed was a diagnosis of bipolar disorder - and a life turned upside down. In Completely Normal and Totally Fine, Rosie takes you inside the extreme highs of mania, the isolating lows of depression, and the long, complicated journey towards stability and recovery. _______________ With humour, vulnerability and honesty, Rosie explores: - Living with bipolar disorder and its impact on everyday life - Mania, depression and psychosis - Mental health, identity, relationships and love - Diagnosis, recovery and challenging the stigma around mental illness _______________ Whether you live with bipolar, support someone who does, or want to better understand mental health, this is a deeply personal memoir about survival, self-acceptance and hope. Funny, heartbreaking and ultimately uplifting, this book is a reminder that even when life feels anything but normal, you are not alone. _______________ "Unflinching" - Bipolar UK "A gift to anyone touched by bipolar." - Leanne Toshiko Simpson "An open and honest account of what happens when you lose your mind." - Service95
Rosie Viva is a model, documentary filmmaker and activist passionate about encouraging and helping people talk about neurodiversity. 2023 saw Rosie become the subject of a Channel 4 digital documentary, Modelling, Mania and Me, charting her day-to-day experiences of living with bipolar which has amassed over 100,000 views since May. Channel 4 want to make Rosie the channel's next 'face of mental health'. An ambassador for Bipolar UK, Rosie's writing and work has been featured in Grazia, Stylist, Women's Health, The Telegraph, BBC, Daily Express and Dua Lipa's Service95 newsletter, and has recently appeared on Steph's Packed Lunch as well as on BBC Radio London and Gurl's Talk.