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The mental illness Bipolar is always known by the name manic depressive illness, manic depression, mania and depression symptoms etc. The name bipolar mood disorder is a new name added to the list already under bipolar. Bipolar mood disorder is the new name better describing the two severe mood swings of depression and mania. Those with bipolar mood disorder go through recurrent moods of depression and elevated moods. Both these two moods can be just mild to quite extreme. There are t
October 18, 2009 By Leave a Comment
It is Important to Know Bipolar Symptoms for Early Diagnosis
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Study: Large Percentage Of Bipolar Disorder Cases “Resolve Spontaneously” By Mid-30s
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A fascinating and possibly very important study came out in August in the Journal of Abnormal Psychology (one of the American Psychological Association’s journals). It concerns bipolar disorder and its course across human lifespans and the study’s conclusion that many cases of bipolar disorder “resolve spontaneously”–the authors’ term, not mine–by the latter half of the third decade of life is both startling and not surprising to me because I’ve been making a similar argument about the disor
October 6, 2009 By Leave a Comment
Real Men Do Cry Wins Two Awards
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Our book, Real Men Do Cry: AQuarterbacks Inspiring Story of Tackling Depression and Surviving Suicide Loss won 2 awards at the Florida Publishers Association Presidents Book Award – The Silver Award for Adult Non-Fiction and the prestigious Presidents Pick. Eric Hipple bares his soul in this incredible story of hope and triumph. After his 15-year-old sons suicide, Eric fell into a debilitating downward spiral. This page turner chronicles Erics transformation as he seeks treatment f
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Depression and Bipolar Results Worth Striving For – A New Recovery Model For Mental Illness
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Diagnosing And Treating Bipolar Children
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Its only been in recent years that the psychiatric profession has even recognized that there could be bipolar children. The accepted wisdom was always that bipolar disorder, or manic depression, only developed in adults. This was despite evidence from early researchers that some adult symptoms had in fact emerged before they were ten years old. But the result of this assumption was that manic depression treatment methods were always geared explicitly toward adults. It wasnt easy to find any so