How do I cope with the hypomanic or manic phase of bipolar disorder (hypomania or mania)?
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Nancie ..Posted
Sun 07 Nov 2010 5:59pm
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Recently, I received an email from one of the readers of my blog. She noticed that I don't touch much on the manicstate of Bipolar Disorder and on how I am learning to cope with manicstate. I have written much on the Depression phase of bipolar disorder and been sharing about how to identify the signs and symptoms, and what are the coping strategies
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Sneak Peak at Mambo Mania
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ClaritaPosted
Tue 08 Sep 2009 10:24pm
Last week we filmed a bit of an Original Mambo Mania class at my studio - I dare you not to dance along with it.
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Spring & Mania
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Dr. Chan C.Posted
Mon 22 Nov 2010 9:13pm
It's the first really warm week in Geelong. Working in Psych at the moment and apparently mania seems to be associated with spring in Bipolar Affective Disorder.
Location: Malop St,Geelong,Australia
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3 Things That Can Trigger Mania
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loveisthecurePosted
Fri 28 May 2010 12:00am
After sitting up all night, I decided that a post about mania would be suitable for this morning’s agenda.
A manic episode is the upswing.... Inspiration comes not just in spurts but in surges. But you can also be super cranky and anxious, it’s a two-sided coin.
So what triggers or worsens mania? There are at least four
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The Fury of Even A Restrained Mania
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James ClaimsPosted
Sun 06 May 2012 12:17pm
I’m entering my manic season, as a lot of people with bipolar are. But it’s been a little different this time around. The use of klonopin has put me into what I would call a restrained mania. It’s hard to describe the internal feeling of it, but a car example will do. Lets say that [...]
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