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Bipolar Disorder: The Relationship Between Schizophrenia, Depression, Suicide, and Personality Disorders
By: Lucy Hilts
Narrated by: Lily Northfield
Length: 46 mins

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By: Lucy Hilts

Narrated by: Lily Northfield

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Summary

Does bipolar disorder occur in children?

What are some of the main elements of a bipolar disorder?

What is so difficult about diagnosing bipolar disorder?

What are possible solutions?

These and many other questions will be answered in this book. Aside from this, clinical concepts will be discussed, as well as nutritional resources, the connection to autism, suicidal tendencies, and the overlap of the symptoms in schizophrenia.

In short, if you’re trying to learn more about bipolar disorder, this book is a good choice.