Can You Help Me Figure Out What This Culd Be?
Question by Jamie Routzong: can you help me figure out what this culd be?
okay, so my boyfriend thinks he has bipolar disorder. i disagree. unless its like, bipolar depression. i really think its just hormones. because he’s depressed, like… Continue reading
Beyond the 'Winter Blues': Five Things to Know About Seasonal Affective Disorder
Beyond the 'Winter Blues': Five Things to Know About Seasonal Affective Disorder
All devices come with detailed instructions, and most have a money-back guarantee. It is especially important for anyone with bipolar disorder (manic depressive illness) to be seen regularly… Continue reading
I Think Psychologists Are Full of Crap, Do You Agree?
Question by anonymous: I think Psychologists are full of crap, do you agree?
*I took a psychological evaluation. The psychologist thinks I am bi-polar. He says I have “Hypomania”. I don’t think it should be considered a mental illness to… Continue reading
Don't Confuse Mental Health With Addictions
Don't Confuse Mental Health With Addictions
No one makes a decision to suddenly develop psychotic delusions or the mania of bipolar disorder or the crushing darkness of depression. These are illnesses that just happen as do other illnesses like MS… Continue reading
Teen Girls With Mental Health Issues Have Higher Risk of Pregnancy: Study
Teen girls with mental health issues have higher risk of pregnancy: study
The study found pregnancy rates among girls with bipolar disorder, schizophrenia or major depression were not only three times higher, but they also have been declining at a… Continue reading
My New Daughter-in-Law Has Either Bi-Polar Disorder or Manic Depression. What Are the Best Ways to Diagnose?
Question by kentonskitty: My new daughter-in-law has either bi-polar disorder or manic depression. What are the best ways to diagnose?
I am about out of my mind. When she first moved in she was supposedly afraid of my son’s aggressions,… Continue reading
Depression, Not Cognitive Deficits, Improves With Sleep Loss in Bipolar I
Depression, not cognitive deficits, improves with sleep loss in bipolar I
Also "in agreement with the literature, we found that as medication load decreases, cognitive performance improves. However, medication effects alone are not likely to fully account for the… Continue reading