BPHope is an Excellent Resource for Those Suffering from Bipolar Mania Disorder

BPHope Magazine, both online and print, is an excellent resource for those suffering from Bipolar Mania Disorder. They offer education about bipolar mania through articles dedicated to the symptoms of bipolar mania such as addiction, anger, depression, hypersexuality, impulsivity, mania, sleep problems, spending and more. They also provide treatment articles written by experts and those who are personally struggling with the disorder. Treatment articles include finding a balance, hospitalization, setting goals, physical health, psychotherapy and more.

BPHope’s mission is to provide hope and harmony to individuals while living with bipolar disorder mania. The digital and print magazine are filled with first-person profiles and inspirational features that deal with living with bipolar mania. Both print and online editions offer the latest research, news and educational information so sufferers can build a healthy lifestyle through exercise, stress reduction, sleep, healthy relationships, employment and the right treatment.

Living with bipolar disorder mania can be difficult waters to navigate. Relationships are one of the hardest aspects of life to manage when living with this affliction. At BPHope, they realize this and have a wealth of information regarding managing bipolar disorder mania and relationships with caregivers, friends, parents, children, family, dating life, work life, spouse/partners and more. Some of their articles include, “Creative Mind or Discombobulated Nincompoop?” “The Parent’s Perspective,” “Across the Miles: Am I a Good Mother?” and many others.

BPHope also offers a forum that is populated by bipolar mania support groups. Here, individuals can start their own discussions, read existing forums or offer up their own opinion. Some of the more current issues include choosing optimism, dealing with relapse, the stigma involved in having bipolar disorder mania, how to deal with a breakup, being on a “love” high and many more.
Interested in the latest research surrounding the bipolar mania issue? BPHope delivers up-to-date articles on what the medical and bipolar mania disorder community are offering to individuals. Some of the current research includes “Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy for treatment-resistant depression,” “Job loss later in life associated with major depression,” and “Acupuncture may be helpful add-on treatment.”

BPHope.com and its sister print edition strive to be all-encompassing resources for those suffering from bipolar mania disorder. Everything from dating life to work life to dealing with bipolar disorder in children and parents, blogs and open community forums are all meant to create a sense of hope and harmony for those suffering from bipolar mania disorder.

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