Finding a Doctor
Bipolar Disorder is a mental health condition that can have serious consequences if left untreated. However, it is possible to manage bipolar disorder with medications and therapy. The first step towards recovery is finding a doctor or therapist who can help you. Reaching out to a medical professional is important and so is finding the right doctor for you.
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In the course of overhauling my mcmanweb site, I scrapped all but three or four of the articles in my Treatment section and started over. I now have 15 articles (with more to come). Five of them involve bipolar meds treatment strategies. Four of these are completely new articles.The exercise forced me to rethink what I needed to be telling…
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John McManamy, Health Guide, commented on Talking About Bipolar Treatment With… Hey, Tabby. You're right. I've never said, "Don't take your meds - don't go…
Ask the Expert Patient, Health Guide, posted Find a Psychiatrist Who Listens Question Colleen asks: Bipolar disorder runs in my family. My mom,…
Lynne Taetzsch, Health Guide, posted Finding the Right Therapist It’s hard enough to make the decision to see a therapist and to actually get ourselves to…
Lynne Taetzsch, Health Guide, posted Healthcare Consumers Last night I went to my bipolar support group, and as usual, some interesting insights came out of…
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