Friday, May 16, 2008

Parenting a Bipolar Child

Parenting a bipolar child can often feel like it takes the effort of parenting two--or even three--children. Bipolar children are hard to predict and even harder to manage, and no matter how much you love your child, the job can be overwhelming. Below we've compiled some of the top Web sites aimed at supporting the parents and families of bipolar children.

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  • Brainstorm: Your Pediatric Bipolar Infosource
    Find educational resources, join online support groups and subscribe to a newsletter created specifically for parents of bipolar children.
  • BPChildren
    Learn more about bipolar disorder through books and booklets that provide knowledge to the mind, courage to the heart and hope to the spirit.
  • Juvenile Bipolar Research Foundation
    Get access to the largest clinical database in the world of children with, or at risk for, bipolar disorder. Take a screening test to see if your child has bipolar disorder.
  • Bipolar Significant Others
    Get information on how to cope, better understand and support loved ones with bipolar disorder.
  • NotMyKid.org
    Get facts and strategies for parents of children with bipolar disorder.
  • The Bipolar Child
    Here you'll find the latest research, information about conferences, newsletters and the popular book, The Bipolar Child.
  • Bipolar Disorder in Children
    Find out who has it and what you can do to help your child.
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