Why Does Group Therapy Work?
Historically, theres been very little research into the significance and effectiveness of support groups in bipolar disorder treatment plans, meaning the field lacks a prescriptive assessment of the role of support groups in treating the condition.
The importance of support groups in my own recovery has been clear: Ive been attending support groups for nearly six years and regard them as a vital part of my recovery. Ive been involved with a DBSA Princeton, N.J., group that attracts about...
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How to Start a Bipolar Support Group
When I was in the middle of a deep depression six years ago, going to my local bipolar support group meetings was the best thing I did for myself. ... Read more »
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