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Depression and Bipolar Resources

October 25, 2013 impiou5 Comments Off

Depression and Bipolar Resources General Information/Kids & Teens Resources

This list is being continually updated. If you have any resources, please email the editor. […]

Facilitator Support Meeting Protocols

August 15, 2013 impiou5 Comments Off

DBSA recommends that we begin each group by reviewing these facilitator support meeting protocols and guidelines to help participants learn and commit to the group standards. Share the air. Everyone who wishes to share has […]

DBSA Training Videos

April 22, 2013 impiou5 Comments Off

DBSA Facilitator Training […]

ECT

April 7, 2014 Comments Off

The hallmark of clinical depression is diminished capacity, so a patient often has no qualms about making self-destructive or life- altering decisions in hopes of relief. […]

SGV Depression and Bipolar Support

September 26, 2017 Comments Off

More than 20 million American adults live with depression, or an estimated 10% of the U.S. population. 2.3 million live with bipolar disorder. If you’re suffering from bipolar disorder or depression, you’re simply not alone. In women ages 40-59, 1 in 4 are now taking antidepressants.

So what can you do? One key tool with remarkable efficacy are support groups, and there’s a real science behind this. It is a means to deal with a largely genetic condition by creating an environment that changes gene expression. […]

DSM-5

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Stress can make it harder to recall memories, and poor sleep can hurt your ability to form memories. Here are 6 things you need to know to keep your mind sharp.

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A lot of people who commit infidelity deeply and sincerely regret it. But plenty of others—including many who claim to still love their partners—don't feel much remorse at all. This research explains why.

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Have you ever met a friend's difficult parents and wondered how that person could have come from that family? It's more common to follow in a parent's footsteps—but there are exceptions. Here's why.

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Each life contains shattering moments of loss, grief, uncertainty, and disappointment. It won't be easy, but here is how to harness the pain we feel into something meaningful.

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