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DBSA Facilitator Training […]

5 Bipolar Disorder Types

April 4, 2013 impiou5 Comments Off

5 Bipolar Disorder Types described: Bipolar I, Bipolar II, Rapid Cycling, Mixed State, and Cyclothymia. […]

DSM-5

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DBSA Support Group Meeting Outline

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DBSA support groups are not required to operate according to a rigidly prescribed formula. The sample meeting format shown here incorporates the elements used by many of our groups and is intended as a guide. […]

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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While we can’t change how kids feel, we can change how we respond to their feelings rather than their behavior. Here's why that makes such a big difference, and how to do it well.

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Your personality isn't fixed—it's shaped by the choices you make every day. Here's what you need to know to become who you need to be to create the life you want.

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Chasing happiness, research shows, may be the least likely way to find it. This proven approach may serve you much better.

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Always being the reasonable one in a family, relationship, or workplace may bring some social benefits, but no one should have to earn their worth by disappearing. Here's a better approach.

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