Last week, I discussed the value of depression and bipolar support groups and my involvement as a facilitator at a DBSA support group in Princeton, NJ. This time I talk about NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness). But let me back up a bit.
In the context of DBSA support groups, I alluded to the dangers of staying attached for too long. At a certain point, we need to stop over-identifying as people who live with bipolar and move on with our lives.
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