Tears of the Parent
The results of one study show that families who struggle with bipolar disorder report lower levels of family cohesion, expressiveness, and higher levels of conflict compared to families that don’t struggle with bipolar. What can be done to help those who struggle with bipolar disorder and their families?
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Tears of the Parent
The results of one study show that families who struggle with bipolar disorder report lower levels of family cohesion, expressiveness, and higher levels of conflict compared to families that don’t struggle with bipolar. What can be done to help those who struggle with bipolar disorder and their families?
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