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- Also
known as manic-depression, bipolar disorder is a mental illness
involving episodes of serious mania and depression. According
to the National Institute of Mental Health, at least 2 million
Americans have this condition. Check these web sites for more
information.
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Bipolar
Disorder (National Institute of Mental Health)
- Links to
a variety of government publications about bipolar disorder,
such as titles focusing on genetics and adolescents.
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Bipolar Disorder (Pendulum Resources)
- This extensive
web site includes general information about bipolar disorder,
support resources, people with bipolar disorder, articles, treatment
information, links, information about related disorders, a section
on "taking charge," humor, books, and more.
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Bipolar Kids Homepage
- The home
page of an online parent support group, BiPolar Kids was "developed
to educate and support parents, guardians, doctors, teachers,
and those who live with childhood bipolar in their lives."
It features links to a wide variety of organizations and other
online resources that focus on bipolar disorder in children and
teens.
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Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA)
- This nonprofit
organization provides information about various aspects of depression
and manic depression, related resources and links, and information
about the organization.
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Moodswing
- This site
includes a handy "Bipolar Disorder Frequently Asked Questions
(FAQ)" file.
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