Archive for the 'Coping With Bipolar' Category
Published by Jean Littman on December 9, 2007
under Bipolar Resources, Bipolar In Kids, Coping With Bipolar
Bipolar Children, 4 stars (rating scale 1-4)
edited by Sharna Olfman
What is behind the exponential rise in the diagnosis of bipolar disorder in children over the past 10 years? Is medication the best form of treatment for children diagnosed with bipolar disorder? Is bipolar disorder a symptom of a breakdown in values of society, and is […]
Published by Jean Littman on December 2, 2007
under Bipolar Resources, Bipolar Treatments, Coping With Bipolar
Living with someone with bipolar disorder can be a challenge. Helping your loved one cope with the mood swings, depression and constant threat of manic episodes can test your love to the limit! Most couples successfully living normal lives where one partner is a bipolar sufferer, have worked out a set of […]
Published by Jean Littman on November 16, 2007
under Bipolar Treatments, Coping With Bipolar
The evidence is piling up that Omega 3 fish oil treatment for bipolar and depression can really help, particular with the symptoms related to depression. As yet, the optimal dose has not been clarified. Some studies suggest too high a dose can cause the benefits to be reduced, while other studies show very […]
Published by Jean Littman on November 9, 2007
under Bipolar Treatments, Bipolar News & Stories, Coping With Bipolar
Teaching others about bipolar disorder has become somewhat of a life purpose for bipolar sufferer Ken Jensen. Lost in a bipolar fog for almost eight years, Ken has lived first hand with the debilitating symptoms of bipolar and has now beaten it.
After being diagnosed with bipolar disorder, Ken discovered that doctors invariably treated his symptoms […]
Published by Jean Littman on November 3, 2007
under Bipolar Resources, Bipolar Treatments, Coping With Bipolar
Being diagnosed with bipolar disorder (manic depression) can be very distressing. Whether a bipolar sufferer handles it by themselves or with their family and friends, building and maintaining a strong support system is critical to their ongoing wellbeing.
A bipolar support group system combines the forces of people offering emotional and unconditional support to others who […]
Published by Jean Littman on October 31, 2007
under Bipolar Resources, Coping With Bipolar
Living with someone with bipolar disorder and giving them unconditional love is not easy. Expressing love when you are being disrespected, turned away from, or even ill-treated is a difficult thing to do. Finding love in your heart for a self-centered person who thinks grandiosely of themselves can test even the most loving soul. This […]
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