Help Loved One With Not Yet Diagnosed Depression
So your spouse or loved one has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and you are wondering how to handle it. Like many, you may run to the library and return with an armful of books that will take six months to read. Or you may jump on the Internet and try to wade through a thousand pages of useless information for one page of relevance. Or you may reach out to others that have similar afflictions. Here at BipolarConnect we try to give you the information you want, the way you want it. So here...
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How to Help a Depressed Loved One
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Ways to Help Someone with Depression: Listening & Understanding
We can support someone who is depressed in a variety of ways but for this Sharepost my focus is on listening and understanding. These are... Read more »
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Is My Loved One Depressed or Manipulative?
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Hitting the Books: Your Must-Have Depression Reading List
If you've been diagnosed with depression, one of the most important steps toward finding effective treatment is educating yourself about the illness.... Read more »
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How to Help a Suicidal Friend
It’s horrifying when someone you know kills him or herself.But it can be almost as bad when that person talks about suicide. Many, many more people... Read more »
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