Bipolar Disorder

Bipolar Disorder treatments have become more successful and many individuals with Bipolar Disorder lead productive, creative, and stable lives. Psychotherapy and
medication have shown to be invaluable treatment for those with Bipolar Disorder.
Medication can not teach preventive strategies or foster coping skills. Education
is important. There is an emerging clinical literature that supports psychoeducational therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy for bipolar disorder.

Psychotherapy for Bipolar Disorders can address feelings of vulnerability and developmental pieces thatwere not addressed during the client's life that would be beneficial to address.Many client's find it beneficial to explore a sense of self.Psychotherapy can provide support and address: healthy choices/relationships, self esteem, mood regulation, anger management, stress tolerance, coping skills and more.