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Mental Health Support

steve2470

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2. oh yes, sorry I forgot that part

Reply to mahina (Reply #1)

Wed Jun 6, 2018, 02:31 PM

Jun 2018

Talk therapy is usually very valuable with both diseases. At least with bipolar, the patient can discuss how to cope with it.

So sorry, I'll add this to the OP.

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The tragedy of untreated depression or bipolar disorder [View all] steve2470 Jun 2018 OP

Do you think the talk therapy part is often helpful too? mahina Jun 2018 #1

oh yes, sorry I forgot that part steve2470 Jun 2018 #2

Gosh I didn't mean to correct you. I appreciate your OP. mahina Jun 2018 #3

no no it's fine, I didn't take it as a correction :) steve2470 Jun 2018 #4

he has depression or bipolar ? nt steve2470 Jun 2018 #5

Depression. mahina Jun 2018 #6

this link will get you started steve2470 Jun 2018 #7

also this one steve2470 Jun 2018 #8

Mahalo nui. mahina Jun 2018 #9

Talk therapy is also recommended for Borderline Personality Disorder BigmanPigman Jun 2018 #10