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Understanding Bipolar Disorder

April 4, 2013 Comments Off

Bipolar Disorder encompasses a wide spectrum of symptoms and is classified according to the types of mood episodes exhibited, including: manic, hypomanic, major depressive and mixed episodes.

Handbook for Recovery After a Suicide Attempt

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Handbook for Recovery After a Suicide Attempt

Bipolar Affective Disorder – A Guide to Recovery

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Individuals with bipolar disorder often spend many years seeking professional help and may get from three to four diagnoses from doctors before receiving a correct diagnosis. Early diagnosis is important as it can lessen the effects of the disorder on the individual. Individuals with bipolar disorder have an approximately 75-80 percent risk for alcohol and substance abuse. Marital fluctuation, chronic unemployment, and suicide are also prevalent.

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