Bipolar Disorder and Memory Problems
According to medwireNews, a recent study in Bipolar Disorder found that those with the disorder had prospective memory impairments compared to those without the disorder. Prospective memory is the...
View ArticleAre People with Bipolar Disorder Lazy?
A recent study reported that those of us with bipolar disorder are significantly more sedentary than those who do not have the disorder. Health professionals recommend 150 minutes of moderate to...
View Article3 Simple Ways to Combat Worry
I am a worrier. Worry is one of the major symptoms of depression, and I have come to accept the fact that worrying is a part of who I am. Some days are better than others, but overall, my mind is...
View ArticleComorbid Bipolar and Anxiety Disorders
The largest treatment study of bipolar disorder conducted to date found that more than half the study participants with bipolar disorder also had a comorbid anxiety disorder.* I have been experiencing...
View ArticleStudy Comparing Bipolar II vs. Bipolar I
A recent study showed that Bipolar Type II, often thought of as the less severe form of Bipolar Disorder, is actually worse than Bipolar Type I is some ways. Some of the ways Bipolar II is more severe...
View ArticleBipolar and Perseverance
Perseverance is defined as “steady persistence in a course of action…especially in spite of difficulties (or) obstacles.” The fluctuating moods of bipolar disorder often hinder one’s ability to...
View ArticleAre You SAD? 3 Ways to Battle Seasonal Affective Disorder
Do you feel depressed during the winter months? Do you get the post-holiday blues that seem to hang on through February? If so, you may suffer from SAD or Seasonal Affective Disorder. What is SAD?...
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