Kategoria BISAC: Self-Help >> Mood Disorders - General

If you suffer from bipolar disorder, only the most current information will help you effectively utilize treatment methods. Through "Juggling Your Bipolar Life," you'll become familiar with a groundbreaking symptom-charting system developed by author and bipolar disorder sufferer Christine Schloder.

"Juggling Your Bipolar Life" focuses on helping you better communicate your symptoms to your doctor to give...

This book offers family and friends a glimpse of life with a brain disease.

Carol first knew she was not like other people when she was sixteen years old, however she would not get help until she was forty, despite a family history of mental illness. At the time of her diagnosis the Food and Drug Administration had just approved lithium and life became bearable for her.

In 1994 Carol was diagnosed with...

"Timely and well-written" Dr. Robert Zondervan, Ann's Psychiatrist

"I put the book by my bed for some light reading, then I stayed up to read it all. Everyone at the clinic finds it a fascinating look at Bipolar Disorder from the patient's viewpoint." Betsy Watchkey, Ann's Therapist

This is the story of a twelve-year-old girl who comes down with a severe mental illness that is not correctly diagnosed for seven years. She cycles through chaotic manias and debilitating depressions until she is hospitalized four times and diagnosed as Bipolar. Then she begins a long road to recovery and...

Mental illness, when untreated, can feel like imprisonment. This book was written to give hope to those suffering from mental illness and more specifically bipolar disorder. The struggles associated with this condition are not isolated and often create a frightening halo effect that impacts parents and other family members trying to care for a loved one who is suffering. The main purpose of this book is to offer knowledge, insight, and guidance to people and the families who support them by witnessing an intense, frightening, and ultimately joyful journey with bipolar.

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