| Title |
Author |
| 5 Tips To Coping With Bipolar Disorder
|
John Mancini |
| Bipolar disorder is the medical name for manic-depressive illness and doesn't just effect sufferers but can have a serious effect on family members and friends. Early diagnosis can be a big factor in the effective combating or this serious mental illness and without diagnosis it can become much more serious possibly leading to suicide. |
| Bipolar Depression
|
David Chandler |
| The distinguishing characteristic of bipolar depression, as compared to other mood disorders, is the presence of at least one manic episode. Additionally, it is presumed to be a chronic condition because the vast majority of individuals who have one manic episode have additional episodes in the future. |
| Bipolar Disorder
|
Mark Hargreaves |
| Bipolar disorder, also known as manic-depressive illness, is a brain disorder that causes unusual shifts in a person's mood, energy, and their ability to function. |
| Bipolar Disorder And The Symptoms
|
Ray Stone |
| Bipolar disorder is also known as manic depression. Bipolar disorder is a psychological disorder that effects a person's mood. The mood swings are very extreme with a manic (high elation) phase and a very deep depressive phase. |
| How Can Individuals and Families Get Help for Bipolar Disorder?
|
Susan Nickerson DC PT |
| Anyone with bipolar disorder should be under the care of a psychiatrist skilled in the diagnosis and treatment of this disease. |
| Non-Medical Treatment for Bipolar Disorder
|
Susan Nickerson DC PT |
| As an addition to medication, psychosocial treatments-including certain forms of psychotherapy (or "talk" therapy) are helpful in providing support, education, and guidance to people with bipolar disorder and their families. Studies have shown that psychosocial interventions can lead to increased mood stability, fewer hospitalizations, and improved functioning in several areas. |
| Understanding Bipolar Disorder
|
Anne Wolski |
| Bipolar disorder, once known as manic depression, is an illness where the sufferer alternatively experiences both extreme joy and terrible desolation. Medication and therapy are generally used to stabilize the condition. |
| Understanding Bipolar Disorder
|
Mark Osbourne |
| You're happy! You've never been happier! You feel full of life! You're so up, you haven't even been able to sleep for two days! You're on a natural high! And then the crash happens. And you never know why. |
| What is the Treatment for Bipolar Disorder?
|
Michael G. Rayel, MD |
| How do we treat bipolar disorder? Specifically, how do we treat mania or depression associated with bipolar disorder? The treatment of these two clinical states is not the same. |
