Bipolar Strong

By Anne Gardner

Bipolar Strong reaches out to teens and young adults Have you ever felt that you just don't fit in, or that you will never be able to accomplish the things you want in life? That no one understands... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1436340446
• ISBN13: 9781436340441
• Release Date: January 2009
• Publisher: Xlibris
• Length: 248 Pages
• Weight: 0.75 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

"Bipolar Strong" describes it all. Not to be missed.

"Bipolar Strong" is a long awaited, long overdue, compassionate look at Bipolar Disorder as it affects young people and those who care deeply for them. Written in plain language, yet referenced by the most substantive professional and medical groups, as well as the bipolar youth themselves, this is really a 360-degree look at the difficulties and truly effective solutions now available. The author has done a great work through years of dedicated effort in de-mystifying the disorder, and differentiating between others we hear about so often in the media, such as ADD ADHD,major depression, and more. Of course, this is not intended as a substitute for seeking competent and caring physicians and counselors, but during stressful times, such as the holidays, the disorder may be 'triggered', and we are once again confused, sad, hurt, or sometimes even frightened by the depressed or manic/irritable behavior that we are unable to control. "Bipolar Strong" shows how these issues, properly addressed, can become great assets. Definitely worth a read, this author shows genuine respect and provides real hope for people who suffer this disorder, and those around them. Not to be missed. Through education, we find solutions in "Bipolar Strong".

good read

This is awesome that someone is finally thinking of listening to young people tell about their experience and wisdom about their own health. and also to adults looking back at their youthful struggles with mood disorders and depression, sharing what they've learned. I also loved the practical clear information about identifying different disorders. I would recommend this book to all teens and people in twenties and thirties, so they might understand so many of their peers that struggle with these challenges. As well as anyone who has ever felt depressed, or who actually has a diagnosed mood disorder of any kind. It has a wealth of helpful tips and hearty support to offer.