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Adam Deacon on living with bipolar: ‘Mental health isn’t as scary as you think’

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Adam Deacon on living with bipolar: ‘Mental health isn’t as scary as you think’

To mark World Bipolar Day, the Bafta-winning ‘Kidulthood’ star speaks to Adam White about the very public mental health crisis that got him sectioned, the diagnosis that saved his life, and finding a way forward

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