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1. The Bipolar Disorder
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4. Table Of Contents:
- A Bipolar Overview.................................................................................................................5
- Learn The Episodes and Symptoms Of Bipolar......................................................................6
- Bipolar Affective Disorder Triggers and Medications............................................................8
- The Manifestations shown by a Bipolar Child Helps in Proper Diagnosis.............................9
- Bipolar Workbook: A Tool for Controlling Mood Swing Successfully..................................11
- Medicine or Talk Therapy: Common Bipolar Disorder Treatment........................................12
- Bipolar Support Group: A Guide to a Better Living..............................................................14

5. A Bipolar Overview
Many illnesses abound the world today. Before, people live
longer and with only a handful of illnesses.
But today's times are very much different because of the many
changes that take place. New technology has brought new
things into this world.
Many inventions, new foods, and all the new stuff that people
now enjoy seem to contribute to the many illnesses suffered by
millions of people; not to mention the different day to day
experiences that people encounter as they go through life.
The typical life of an individual begins as he wakes up in the morning. He then goes through his life
everyday doing his routine activities. He goes to work, meet deadlines, attend meetings, and deals with
different kinds of people. At home, he has to do chores, and spend time with the family.
He also does other activities like going to the supermarket, church, and other important places. And not
only that, he encounters different situations everyday that either he welcomes or resents. Many factors
contribute to making an individual ill.
Individuals suffering from bipolar disorder have to deal with such condition all the days of their life.
Talking about such disorder can be very embarrassing for some people but this should not be so since
the illness can be managed especially if you know how to do it.
Before, the condition was popularly called manic depression. But now, it is called bipolar because of
the two extreme poles that make up the condition. A good example is the globe having a north and a
south pole. When an individual experiences different symptoms associated with one pole, then he's
having an episode.
Episode
The episodes are divided into four types: depression, mania, hypomania, and mixed mood. When a
person feels depressed, he or she feels sad and don’t want to do the usual things. Those that exhibit
mania usually start having a high feeling, and become angry and irritable.
They are the ones who tend to do risky things. The milder form is known as hypomania which can lead
to either depression or mania; this episode also starts with feeling good and the person may think that
more things are done. Others who have episodes with feelings of depression and mania mixed together
is called mixed mood.
Symptoms
Symptoms are divided into depression and mania. Depression symptoms include feelings of sadness,
hopelessness, worthlessness, and guilt. These individuals sleep too much or too little and experience
changes in appetite or weight. They always feel tired, restless, and can't make a sound decision.
The worst case is when the person thinks about suicide and death. Mania symptoms include an increase
in the level of energy, racing thoughts, sleeps less, easily distracted, more self-confident, more
talkative, focused but accomplishes little, and often do extreme or unusual activities.

6. Types
The four main types of bipolar are the following:
1. Bipolar I – this type involves manic and mixed episodes, as well as major episodes of depression.
The bipolar patient may experience more than one episode for several days, weeks, or even months.
Seasonal changes also seem to affect the symptoms exhibited by the person.
2. Bipolar II – this involves major episodes of depression and a hypomania episode. Normal
functioning can also take place in between the said episodes.
3. Cyclothymic Disorder – this is a fluctuating disturbance in mood with hypomania and depression
episodes. This is considered the milder form since episodes do not occur regularly and happens for
shorter and less severe times.
4. Not Specified – this is a treatable disorder and the symptoms exhibited by the individual does not fall
into any of the three types mentioned; the disorder varies from one person to another.
There is no known cause of bipolar disorder. Some say that it has something to do with genetics. But
that alone is not enough to cause such disorder. Perhaps other factors contribute to the disorder and that
is why further studies are underway.
People from different races, ethnic groups, children, teenagers, or young/older adults can suffer from
bipolar disorder. The brain cells of each individual don't work normally if there is an imbalance in the
neurotransmitters. These are special chemicals that seem to be involved in the disorder.
If you think you're experiencing bipolar symptoms, then you’d better check with your doctor as soon as
possible.
The Episodes and Symptoms Of Bipolar
Emotions have its ups and downs. It is normal for everyone to feel. But for a person affected by a
bipolar disorder, these highs and lows can become very extreme and hinder daily activities. There are
times that the situation also became dangerous.
A person cannot work because of feeling so depressed. Then the next day, this person feels great, filled
with creativity and endless energy. However, some people can misinterpret such actions as being
reckless and uncontrollable.
A bipolar disorder can be unpredictable and confusing. This medical condition is also chronic. Never
feel embarrassed if you are affected with this type of disorder. Learning all about it is helpful to
manage such medical illness successfully.
A bipolar disorder affects the ability of a person to feel various moods in a normal range. Manic
depression is another term for bipolar disorder. Bipolar is used to describe two extremes or poles.
People affected by this serious medical condition have mood alterations ranging from an extremely low
(depression) to an extremely
high (mania).
The best picture to describe such condition is the globe. The globe is divided into the North and South
Pole. The mania would be the North Pole and the depression would be the South Pole. If a person
experiences the symptoms of either pole for a definite duration of time, then he or she is experiencing
an episode. These episodes must be thoroughly discussed with a healthcare provider.

7. There are four kinds of episodes associated with bipolar disorder according to APA (American
Psychiatric Association).
1. Depression. Sometimes, a person can feel extremely sad for a prolong period of time. It is very
impossible for him or her to eat or leave his or her bed. The things which he or she enjoys to do seem
very difficult.
2. Mania. This is the other pole of a bipolar disorder. It may begin with a high or good feeling. But
after sometimes a person can feel very angry and irritable. Doing risky things is not impossible.
3. Hypomania. Compared to mania, this type of episode is only mild. A person might feel very good
thinking that more things are getting done. But after a while, his or her mood changes to a full-blown
depression or mania.
4. Mixed mood or mixed episode. The feelings of depression and mania can affect a person many
times during the day.
These episodes can put a person at risk for committing suicide. Experiencing mania or depression for
more than four episodes within a year is known as rapid-cycling. There are different symptoms for both
poles of a bipolar disorder.
The mania symptoms include increased levels of energy, reduce needs for sleep, easily distracted, mind
jumps, racing thoughts, more talkative, more confident, focus on doing things but accomplishes only
little, and more risky even if it means things are going to be bad.
The depression symptoms include feeling blue or sad, feeling down, losing interests on the things
which a person is enjoying including sex, feeling guilty, feeling hopeless, feeling worthless, sleep too
much or too little, changes in appetite or weight, feeling tired, feeling too little energy, feeling restless,
concentration problems, decision-making problems, and thoughts of suicide or death.
Moreover, it is also vital to learn how mood swings are triggered. Emotions and events that happened
in a life of a person can be the triggering factors. Sad, unpleasant, or happy events can make a person
experiences either depressive or manic episodes.
Triggers or stressors include irregular schedule of sleep, misuse of drugs or alcohol, stopping
medication, starting medications for depression or other herbal products, and having problems related
to thyroid and other health condition.
Nevertheless, different people may experience different triggers. Some people also consider seasonal
changes, illness, holidays, work problems, friends or family's disagreements, marriage, starting a recent
job, starting college, love one's death as triggers.
Figuring out what triggers a person can help. Keeping a mood chart to record varying emotions can
determine mood swing patterns. This can be a tough task but provides many treatment possibilities.
A bipolar disorder is not more of a problem today. There are lots of treatments available. It is very
important to talk to a healthcare provider to create a plan that will work best in stabilizing mood
swings.

8. Bipolar Affective Disorder Triggers and Medications
Manic depression or now called bipolar affective disorder, have millions
of people suffering from this mood disorder. Mood swings are but
natural, but this mood disorder is way beyond the normal experiences of
people. The disorder is characterized by extreme low depression and
highs of an elated mood or mania. The frequency usually varies from one
individual to another.
The cause of bipolar affective disorder is not yet established although
experts claim that it has something to do with genetics and hormonal
levels. There are also cases when other acquired illnesses of an individual
cause bipolar disorder.
Everyday, a person experiences different emotions and events, and oftentimes these things trigger the
mood swings. Coping up with happy events and unpleasant ones can put you in greater threat for
depressive and manic episodes.
The triggers cause your mood swings.
These are also called stressors, and it includes the following:
not sleeping regularly
drugs or alcohol misuse
medication stoppage
starting depression medicines or herbal products
having medical conditions like thyroid problems
seasonal changes
illnesses
holidays
disagreements between family/friends
work problems
death of family member, friend, or loved one
marital problems
starting college or a new line of work
If you're diagnosed with bipolar affective disorder, you should be able to identify the triggers. You can
do this by having your very own mood chart. You have to record all your emotions and the
corresponding events that took place. After a while, you may now notice certain patterns.
Making your own mood chart is a tough job. It would be best to have a helpful talk with your family
and trusted friends. You must also try to consult your therapist or healthcare provider. They may be able
to help you more since they are not part of your life. You can better see things through their
professional help.
After figuring out all the possible mood swing triggers, you have to learn to evade them. This involves
action and would require you to avoid some of your bad habits. Your friends and family members
should also be made aware of the triggers so that they can assist you in your struggle.
Bipolar affective disorder is not easily detected. In fact, many people may go for many years without
being diagnosed. Unlike other illnesses and disorders, bipolar does not entail any laboratory test. The
medical provider will simply use the MDQ.

9. This is a questionnaire utilized for bipolar disorder; and the person conducting such questionnaire fills
up the checklist based on the symptoms exhibited by the person. However, the checklist can only be
used and given the right diagnosis by a medical provider.
There are several medications that can be used for treating bipolar affective disorder, including the
following:
1. Mood Stabilizers – this medicine can relieve or delay depression and mania episodes.
2. Antidepressants – people having a depressive episode can use a mood stabilizer together with an
antidepressant. If this medicine is used alone, the chance of switching into a mania episode is
increased.
3. Antipsychotic – persons having mania episodes can use this medication; severe mania or
depressive episodes can lead to psychosis, and this can be treated with antipsychotic. You can use the
medication alone or your provider can also use it together with other medications especially if the
patient feels nervous or is unable to sleep.
4. Electroconvulsive therapy or ECT – this is not actually a medication but rather a treatment to
help people suffering from severe depression or mania episodes. Those individuals who don’t respond
to medications can also undergo this therapy.
The ECT is a therapy and it aims to control acute depressive and manic symptoms. It can effectively
reduce mood instability and cycling and at the same time minimizing bipolar symptoms and treatment
side effects. Through a management plan, the bipolar patient can return to his normal life.
Although the medications are not guaranteed to remove such condition, your mood swings can be
stabilized. You can effectively control symptoms and easily cope with certain problems.
Not only is the individual affected but also their families. But with proper medications and treatment,
bipolar affective disorder can be stabilized and controlled. Consult your medical provider now.
Manifestations by a Bipolar Child in Proper Diagnosis
A bipolar disorder or manic depression is a severe illness but can be treated. It's a brain disorder
characterized by extreme swings of energy, mood, behavior, and thinking. The symptoms are present in
early childhood or even during infancy.
It can also suddenly emerge in adulthood or adolescence. But today, diagnosis of bipolar disorder in
childhood is often made. It is because doctors can identify and treat young children with bipolar
disorder easier now.
Early prevention and treatment provide greater chances of getting well, achieve stability, and enjoy life
as these children grow up. Proper treatments reduce any adverse effects not only in the life of affected
children but in their family as well.
The families of children and adolescents with bipolar disorder can become desperate for support and
information. Learning about bipolar disorder is the first step for finding the right treatment. The
occurrence of this condition in children is not yet known, since it lacks epidemiological studies.
But bipolar disorder can affect almost 1% to 2% of adults all over the world. Diagnosing symptoms in
children can prevent its long-term effects.

10. Children that are diagnosed with bipolar disorder in the U.S. have ADHD (attentiondeficit with
hyperactivity disorder). The depression in teens and children is typically relapsing and chronic. Several
studies reveal that 3.4 million significant proportions of children and young adults with depression is
actually experiencing the early symptoms of a bipolar disorder however the manic phase is never yet
experienced.
Marked changes of a bipolar disorder in terms of energy and moods are apparent in children. Persistent
condition of extreme agitation or elation accompanied by high levels of energy is called mania while
persistent condition of extreme irritability or sadness accompanied by low levels of energy is called
depression.
This illness afflicting children may appear to be very different compared to adults. Generally, children
have continuous, ongoing mood disturbances with combined symptoms of depression and mania. This
severe and rapid cycling among moods can produce chronic irritability. Sometimes, state of wellness is
manifested between episodes.
Parents revealed that their children that have bipolar disorder display symptoms such as irritable or
expansive mood, lack of enthusiasm in play, extreme sadness, rapid mood swings that can last for
several hours and even in days, rages that is lengthy, explosive, and destructive, separation anxiety,
defies authority, hyperactivity, distractibility, agitation, night terrors, bed wetting, sleeping too little or
too much, frequent and strong cravings for sweets and carbohydrates, excessively involve with multiple
activities and projects, impaired judgment, racing thoughts, impulsivity, pressure on talking too much,
display behaviors of a dare-devil, precocious or inappropriate sexual behavior, hallucinations and
delusions, and grandiose belief or too much self confidence defying laws or logic.
Bipolar disorder symptoms may emerge earlier. The manifestations can even be diagnosed in infants.
More often, mothers have reported that their children who are diagnosed later with a bipolar disorder
have difficulty in sleeping and settle erratically. These children extraordinarily seemed clingy, and often
had seizure-like, uncontrollable rages or tantrums that are sometimes not appropriate for a certain
event. These rages are often triggered with the "no" word.
There are other factors that may triggers symptoms in teens. A traumatic event or loss can trigger the
first episodes of mania or depression. Later episodes sometimes independently occur when stressed out.
Puberty is another risk factor triggering the illness especially during menstrual cycle in girls.
Once the disorder begins, the recurrence of episodes is possible in most untreated cases. Some studies
show that a lag of ten years after the first episodes is possible. It is advisable that parents let their teens
undergo an evaluation if more than four symptoms persist.
In addition, teens with bipolar disorder that is left untreated can lead to drugs and alcohol abuse. Some
adolescents who display a normal behavior until puberty but experiences sudden onsets are more
vulnerable to alcohol or drug addiction. Any child or teen that abuses such substances must be properly
assessed. There are instances that the illness is highly genetic but environmental factors influences a lot
if it will really occur.
There are studies conducted to further explore the characteristics of children with bipolar disorder. The
results are promising thus the safety and effectiveness of treatments for adults are also appropriate for
children.

11. Bipolar Workbook: Tool for Controlling Mood Swings
A biological illness which is believed to have genetic components is
bipolar disorder. Thus treatment often involves combination of medicines
in managing its symptoms.
Psychological therapies are also incorporated to deal with the disorder in
order to live a meaningful life. But, one person is different from another.
So, managing a bipolar disorder also varies. Seeking professional help is
essential to minimize episode attacks and achieve a successful treatment.
However, the simplest way is reading s bipolar workbook. It can provide
people with easy resources giving sufferers what they need.
The volumes are very useful, thoughtful, and readable, the issues of adherence and compliance in the
therapy is compelling and comprehensive. It also provides a stable basis to prevent relapse.
There is even a posted format on how clinicians apply different treatment approaches on the different
stages of the disease.
Based from proven techniques of cognitive-behavioral therapy, this book can offer various tools for
helping the readers to determine early signs and symptoms of an upcoming episode. Developed plans
are posted to withstand manic episodes and escape depression paralysis.
Specific chapters discussed the major challenges of different stages which start on how to overcome
denial upon initial diagnosis to possible treatments as well as maintaining its gains. For a person to
understand this workbook, learning about cognitive behavioral therapy is needed.
It is clear that CBT effectiveness in treating bipolar disorder lies on the key strength of therapeutic
alliance. A collaborative strong relationship on the part of clinicians, respects for needs and preferences
of patients, and answer to clinical assessments must be developed. The patients must trust their
therapists not only for hearing what they wanted but also what they don't want to hear about their
condition. Patients should feel comfortable upon telling about their symptoms.
Utilizing CBT in treating bipolar disorder needs a long-term commitment. The waning and waxing
course needs reinforcement. It is because bipolar disorder symptoms will spontaneously remit even
with the help of treatment will still recur either on its own or precipitated with events.
The task of the clinician is to help the person not only to overcome the bipolar disorder symptoms and
recover successfully from psychological consequences but also to be always prepared from its expected
return.
This means that the therapy course is following an unconventional pattern. Generally, you should visit
your clinician weekly. The first stage of treatment is teaching you the skills on how to reduce
symptoms. As the treatment progress, you will observe that the feeling of being distressed is also
decreased.
Thus your weekly visits can be done once a month depending on your needs. Once stability is
achieved, you may take a break from undergoing the therapy for a few moths or even in years. The
therapy will again resume once you need it again.

12. The cues to resume the therapy include life transitions, stressful events, and recurrences of symptoms.
In case the therapy is stop for more than six months, it is advisable to retain your contact with your
therapist to keep updates of your current situation. This is helpful whenever the therapy resumes since
the therapist know where to begin with.
Positive feedbacks also provide positive reinforcement from your therapist. Bonding between patients
and the therapist is very important especially when the patient is having a hard time with regards to the
treatment process and controlling of symptoms.
Psychotherapy is normally the stabilizing force in the patient's lives. Therapy visits could create a
marking structure on the duration of episodes, monitoring progress, and achieving goals. The therapist's
feedbacks about the progressive results cam make the patient feels good and accomplished.
Remember that optimal treatment of people having bipolar disorder requires an effective approach
which integrates psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy. A bipolar workbook associated with CBT is
written with highest clarity. Readers can always obtain benefits from collective wisdom regarding the
ways on how to intervene with the challenges of a bipolar disorder.
Those who are struggling with the disease have to know effective ways in controlling mood swings,
avoiding relapse, and obtaining the effectiveness of treatments using medicines through utilizing the
bipolar workbook. This is truly a sound framework for helping people with bipolar disorder, thus it
doesn't have to affect you throughout your life.
Medicine or Talk Therapy For Common Bipolar Disorder
It is not forever that you or your loved one will suffer from the destructing symptoms of bipolar
disorder. There are ways to combat the said illness such as undergoing bipolar disorder treatment.
There are two types of bipolar disorder treatment, pharmacological and psychotherapeutic.
Pharmacological treatment refers to the use of medicine. Commonly, medicines are used to stabilize
intense mood swings caused by depression and mania. Some medications are also prescribed to control
attacks of severe anxiety. Pharmacological treatment is categorized into five such as:
1. Anti-anxiety medications and sedatives
There are different types of sedatives which gives relief to individuals with bipolar disorder. This type
of medication is used to help the patient achieve the amount of sleep he needs. Sedatives also help
patients lessen their apprehension. Most importantly, it helps them control severe episodes of manic.
Some known sedatives used for bipolar disorder are hypnotics, tranquilizers, anxiolytics and
benzodiazepines.
2. Antidepressants
Antidepressants are widely and regularly prescribed to people with bipolar disorder. There are different
types of antidepressants.
- Atypical antidepressant is an example of antidepressant which is chemically not related to other
antidepressants. Some examples under this type are Desyrel, Remeron and Wellbutrin.
- Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitors or commonly referred to as MAOIs helps ease the symptoms of
bipolar disorder. Manerix, Marplan, Nardil, and Parnate are some drugs under this type.

13. - Selective Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitors or SNRIs is a type of antidepressants which
concentrates on a neurotransmitter.
- Selective Serotonin-Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitors or SSNRIs like the abovementioned types of
antidepressants help patients' sufferings from the many symptoms of bipolar disorder. Some known
drugs related to this are Cymbalta and Effexor.
- Common examples of Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors or SSRIs are Celexa, Paxil, Lexapro,
Prozac, Luvox and Zoloft.
- Tricyclics antidepressant includes Anafranil, Elavil, Asendin, Norpramin, Aventyl, and Adapin.
3. Antipsychotics
This type of pharmacological treatment is referred to as "neuroleptic drugs." Common antipsychotics
are sometimes termed as "major tranquilizers," because its chief responsibility is to put under sedation
the patient taking it.
There are three major types of antipsychotic drugs such as atypical, typical and dopamine partial
agonists. Other options for antipsychotic drugs are Symbyax and Tetrabenazine.
4. Mood Stabilizers
Mood stabilizer is a type of medication to minister "mood disorders." There are a lot of drugs to
stabilize mood to use for individuals with bipolar disorder. "Lithium carbonate" is the first mood
stabilizer to be approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). It is also widely used.
There are some mood stabilizers out in the market today which are not yet approved by the FDA. There
are possible uneventful consequences when taking unapproved drugs. Hence it is important to consult
with your physician the stabilizer that is well suited for you and is FDA approved.
5. Calcium Channel Blockers
If an individual's bipolar disorder is negligible and manageable, then calcium channel blockers may be
appropriate.
The major function of calcium channel blockers is to drop the blood pressure. Additionally, it slows
down the transmission of electrical activity inside the heart which then results to lowered heart rate.
There are three major categories under calcium channel blockers such as Dihydropyridine,
Phenylalkylamine, and Benzonthiazepine.
Medications should be prescribed by psychiatrists proficient in analysis and treatment of mental
disorders.
Another type of bipolar disorder treatment is psychotherapy which is sometimes referred to as "talk
therapy."
This type of treatment encourages the patient to openly talk about the possible causes of depression.
You will also have the chance to communicate about the factors which trigger incidents of bipolar
disorder.
Upon knowing the causes and triggers of manic depression, then you will arrive at achievable solutions
to administer or evade triggers.
There are two kinds of psychotherapy. Interpersonal therapy has a goal to help you modify your
behavior so that you will have a positive relation to other people. On the other hand, cognitive-
behavioral therapy aims to assess your belief and feelings that should lead you to alter your response to
different events.

14. The pains and sufferings caused by bipolar disorder can be generally treated. Patience and perseverance
is needed during the treatment period since most of the time patients undergo a long-term medication
either pharmacological or psychotherapy.
Bipolar Support Group: A Guide to a Better Living
The most difficult and stressful experience that you could have is being
diagnosed with a bipolar disorder. If this is your case, managing your
disorder better is recommended.
Whether you handle it by yourself, with your families, or with your
friends, building and maintaining a strong support group system is very
important.
There are approximately twenty five million Americans who are
suffering from mood disorders including bipolar disorder. In this case,
their families need better
understanding of how such illness is affecting their lives. People need
support from those who takes time to understand them.
A support group system is the combined forces of people who are offering emotional and unconditional
support to people having a bipolar disorder. They have the desire for understanding the difficulties and
struggles of people living in such condition. This group consists of other support groups, mental health
workers, doctors, friends, and families.
A support group for manic depression can be a very good source for getting support from peers. They
can help lots of people how to cope up with emotional aspects of their lives. A safe place is provided to
give a chance for these people to share their experiences as well as learn from other sufferers who are
facing the same situation.
People having a manic depressive disorder can feel secluded and isolated. They can also feel alone in
their struggle in managing the symptoms. But those people who attend a support group may feel strong
and confident that they're not alone in facing their battles and easily recover upon treatment.
The people who are within a support group are likely to experience the highs and lows of a bipolar
disorder. No one will relate better with people who are suffering from a bipolar disorder except those
people who also experiences the same situation.
A support group system is not often specifically designed for people having a bipolar disorder but also
for other mood disorders including clinical depression. Consulting a psychiatrist or therapist to obtain
information about a support group system is advised.
People who are joining a support group should also have their personal assessment regarding their
condition. If something is going better, then continuous involvement is good. However, when things get
worse, it is better to undergo specific treatments. There are instances that a person may feel hopeless
and desperate if he or she sees other people in a support group displaying such behaviors.
The idea of a support group is to help each other on their journey to recovery. Someone during his or
her normal period can still be the light of other members who have difficulty in coping up with their
present situation.

15. Today, the internet technology becomes the major source of finding an appropriate support group.
There are even designed chat rooms for people experiencing manic depression. Although this is a good
resource for sufferers of bipolar disorders to get the support they need, this isn't enough. They should
continue to attend their local support group system. Since there is always a tendency for self-isolation,
being with other sufferers can provide good social interactions.
After the illness is diagnosed and treatment is provided, support from other people is vital in achieving
a lifetime wellness. Most support groups have their own chapters to meet the needs of every sufferer.
They will find direction and comfort in a supportive and confidential setting where a big difference is
made in their lives. The services provided also vary depending on the needs of their members.
However, never think that a support group is your alternative to professional care.
Many support groups offer self-help by facilitating meetings. People with bipolar disorder can obtain
benefits such as opportunity from reaching out to others, motivation in following a treatment plan,
understand mood disorders, help rediscover humor and strength, and provide forums for mutual
understanding and acceptance.
Having a family and trusted friends who are always ready to provide emotional support is a very
valuable asset for people suffering from a bipolar disorder. This is necessary especially for people who
always have suicidal tendencies and have a hard time in controlling outbursts of emotions. That is why
a support group system is extremely essential, truly a guide for a better living.
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16. Inside This eBook You Will Learn:
Recognize if You Are At Risk Of Bipolar Disorder
Why It Is Important To Seek Help With This Disorder
Different Causes Of Bipolar Disorder
Different Signs Of Bipolar Disorder
The Medical Side Of Bipolar
When You Should Seek Medical Attention For This Disorder
Understanding Where You Should Go To Get Help
Treatments Of Bipolar Disorder
Different Medications That You Might Encounter While Getting Help
Psychotherapy And How It Helps
Deciding What Type Of Help Will Be Right For You
The Struggles Of Bipolar Treatment
How Harmful Self-Treatments Can Effect The Healing Process
Side Effects That You May Be Faced With
How Sleeping May Help You Cope With Bipolar Disorder
How To Monitor The Medications That You Take
Drugs and Alcohol And Their Negative Effects To Bipolar Disorder
Keeping Your Doctor Informed And How Important It Is

17. Help With Choosing A Support Group
Monitoring Your Disorder: The Mood Chart
How to Turn Bipolar Disorder To A Personal Strength
And Self Improvement Guides!
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I wish you and your family health and wellness, and may all your days be filled with joy and
happiness!
Best Regards,
Steven Wilson.