How Do People Get Bipolar?
Bipolar disorder is being diagnosed more frequently among children and teens, and their parents often need help in understanding the condition and sorting through treatments. Philosophy professor Christian Perring recommends--with some reservations-- New Hope for Children and Teens with Bipolar Disorder as a guide to understanding the psychiatric approach to treatment. Author Boris Birmaher explains what parents and other family members need to understand about bipolar disorder, including...
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