How to pronounce “manic depression” in English

There's been a big switch in mood in the last few months.Instead of kind of 'manic depression', we've now got into the kind of 'hyperphase'.You know, recovery, green shoots, all that stuff.

But, actually, it was over the course of their involvement in the festival that they'd come to-- they'd apparently gone to their record company,because they'd recently had a diagnosis of manic depression, and they approached their publisher to find out whether or not they could share that story through the mediabecause they were doing an article for a national broadsheet, and the advice was given that they shouldn't.

And I didn't know anything about bipolar back then, aside from what I'd seen in the movies and stuff, whichisn't particularly accurate. So bipolar is also called manic depression.You'll cycle between periods of mania, which are like the good parts.

People with eating disorders and psychosis.Psychosis is, if you like, how we tend to use the term now, rather than schizophrenia or manic depression.Those are words we tend not to use so much now, because we're much more thinking about what's going on in the mind.