This is the second post in my series on mania or, as I call it, “Up.” On the surface, “up” looks fairly straightforward, as this rough guide illustrates:
A couple of months ago, in the course of replacing many of my articles on mcmanweb, I found myself writing this: I would emphasize that... Read more »
It’s very clear from your comments to the posts in my series on “Up” that euphoria is an infrequent flyer at best. Way more common,... Read more »
Last week, in The Depression-Mania Two-Step, I referred to the Draft DSM-5, which drew 14 comments. Dysmystic took the words right out of... Read more »
Last week, the American Psychiatric Association’s DSM-5 Task Force released the draft to the new DSM, available for viewing and comment... Read more »
No one wants to be depressed. Everyone, on the other hand, wants to be hypomanic. Think of hypomania as “mania lite,” for the time... Read more »
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