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1. Bipolar Disorder And Me - Two Bears and a Lady Bipolar, two polar bears, get it? I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder around a year ago, but looking back I've shown symptoms of it since about age 11. I am now 28. I tend to deal with it and talk about it with humor as you can tell from the playfu...
2. Don't Be Scared of Bipolar Disorder My husband, Dave, has learned how to monitor and control his thoughts. He's learned how to recognize the triggers for his bipolar symptoms and if he can do it....so can YOU too! We've learned SO much about what foods trigger bad bipolar symptoms and...
3. Bipolar Mood Charts A mood chart can be a convenient way to track your child's moods, side effects, sleep patterns, and more. It can also help you remember what happens between office visits. The Mood Chart is a daily log written by you and/or your child (where age...
4. Coping with Bipolar Disorder Bipolar Disorder, formally known as Manic-Depression, is a mood disorder, usually involving low times (depression) and high times (mania or hypomania).  There are many variations of Bipolar Disorder, such as Bipolar I, Bipolar II, and Cyclothymi...
5. A Mind Taut with Pain I know a mind taut with pain.  I was diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder in 2002 after many years of illness. This lens is a collection of information and useful links on schizophrenia-spectrum disorders, and is illustrated with some of my o...
6. Hypomania Mood, a component of Bipolar II Disorder and Cyclothymia Hypomania means "below mania" or "less than mania" and refers to a mood that is often described as "feeling up."  Sometimes hypomania is a pleasureable experience with lots of ideas going through my head and feeling...
7. Natural Remedies for Mood Disorders You're not alone if you have been searching for a natural alternative to drugs to treat depression, anxiety, ADHD and OCD. When I stumbled upon Native Remedies and read about their founder, Michele Carelse, and how her belief in her clients and in h...
8. My Life’s Journey With Mental Disorder – a Memoir Author, Carlton Davis, takes you through his life's journey in his book, bipolar bare: My Life's Journey With Mental Disorder - a Memoir. bipolar bare is a poignant story of one man's roller coaster ride through life, from the time he was a small boy...
9. Bipolar Symptoms Bipolar disorder, which is also commonly known as manic depression, is a psychiatric disorder that can cause serious disturbances in a person's life. While there is no cure for the disorder, there are treatments that are highly effective at stabilizi...
10. Mental Health from a Christian Perspective "There are many invalids today who will ever remain so because they cannot be convinced that their experience is not reliable. The brain is the capital of the body, the seat of all the nervous forces and of mental action. The nerves proceeding from t...
11. Coping With a Bipolar Spouse! Hi! My name is Michael. Thank you for visiting my lens on being married to someone who we love that has been diagnosed with the mental illness Bipolar. My intention of this lens is to actively pursue a community of people just like myself, going thro...
12. Sudarshan Kriya - For stressfree life Sudarshan Kriya is a sanskrit language word.  Su means 'proper', Darshan means 'Vision'. Kriya means action or practice. So Sudarshan Kriya means the practice that gives you proper vision. And it really does that. I started doing 'Sudarshan Kriya...
13. Bipolar Disorder and Sleep: What is a Normal Sleep Pattern? What is a normal sleep pattern? Is there really such a thing? I have a love hate relationship with an essential life function, sleep. I have for as long as I can remember, but didn't know why until I was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder. After trackin...
14. WELCOME TO BIPOLARVILLE A place to feel good,and to get away from the real world for just a little while. We need to laugh and learn how to have fun on a daily basis. Hopefully this place will bring a little humor into your life. I know things don't always run smoothe (...
15. CBT - Cognitive Behavioral Therapy CBT stands for Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. CBT can help you to change how you think ("Cognitive") and what you do ("Behavior)". The objective of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is to identify illogical or problematic thought patterns, assumptions and...
16. Dr. Annmarie McConnell, Ph.D., CTRS "The Open Door" The Reentry Experiences of Eight Patients in an Acute Care Psychiatric Unit The purpose of this qualitative interview study was to document the experiences of persons diagnosed with major depression who were readmitted to an acute care voluntary psyc...
17. Experiences Of Bi-Polar Disorder And Manic Depression Below is written the experience of a friend who has lived with Bi-Polar disorder for 14 years.
18. Raising Awareness of Youth Depression & Suicide Prevention THE KELTY PATRICK DENNEHY FOUNDATION MISSION to raise awareness of the magnitude of depression and the effect it has on young people and our society.to remove the stigma associated with depression by taking a leadership role in education, effective tr...
19. Affective Disorder Affective Disorder  and Seasonal Affective Disorder (also commonly refered to as 'Winter blues') is directly related to the time you are exposed to natural sunlight. If you feel depressed and sad, have a lack of drive and energy, getting yourself...
20. Depression End The Feeling of Depression Now and Forever - Naturally  You have the ability to take full control over how you feel... anytime... anywhere...when you know how!  I challenge you to step "outside the box" for a few minutes and lo...