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Bipolar disorder therapy from our providers at Thriveworks in Franklin, MA is an effective form of mental health treatment for those with bipolar disorder. It helps one to better navigate their unique experience, which might come with hypomanic, manic, or depressive episodes.
Bipolar disorder therapy works to help you manage your specific symptoms as well as improve your relationships. It can also help you cope with stress, a major contributor to the disorder.
Our bipolar disorder therapy services are conducted both in person and online by video. We encourage you to choose the option that works best for you when working with one of providers at Thriveworks in Franklin, MA.
The length of bipolar disorder therapy sessions will vary from one person to the next, dependent on their specific needs. However, short-term, problem-focused therapy for bipolar disorder typically lasts for 12-16 weeks. Therapy may last longer for those who have more severe or persistent symptoms.
Are there days when you wake up feeling energized, full of life and ready to take on the world. And yet, on other days you feel very sad and depressed, often without any identifiable reason? Do you find yourself stuck in one of these moods for days, weeks or even longer? Do these mood changes create difficulties sleeping, staying focused, or performing normally routine tasks?
People who suffer from these or similar symptoms may have Bipolar Disorder. This is a serious mental illness that should not be taken lightly. However, if treated effectively, people who suffer from bipolar disorder can manage their symptoms and live productive lives. The counselors and therapists at Thriveworks Franklin have years of experience helping people with Bipolar disorder with the care and support needed in order to live a happy, fulfilled life. Reach out today for help.
Bipolar Disorder has been formally known as manic-depression due to swings from a low, depressed mood to a high, frenetic mood. It affects almost 6 million people in the United States alone. The causes are not clearly understood, but both environmental and genetic factors play a role. Environmental contributors to Bipolar Disorder include a history of childhood abuse, other recurring trauma and long-term stress. However, some research has shown that approximately 85% of cases of Bipolar Disorder can be attributed to genetic factors.
People with Bipolar Disorder do not experience the same daily ups and downs as most individuals do as they go through their daily routine. Someone with Bipolar Disorder experience mood swings that are more extreme and are often accompanied by changes in sleep, energy level, eating patterns, spend habits and disruption in judgment. Bipolar symptoms can have a significant, negative impact on personal and professional relationships. People experiencing these symptoms may have severe difficulty performing typical tasks required at home, school or work.
Drastic shifts in moods associated with Bipolar Disorder can be bewildering to the person suffering from them as well as their loved ones and co-workers. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5) operationally defines the depressive cycle of Bipolar Disorder as excessive weeping, sadness, an empty state of mind and an unconcerned attitude about daily life. During the manic cycle of Bipolar Disorder, people experience euphoric energy, but corresponding flood of emotions often leads to irritability and agitation.
Certain unhealthy behavior patterns can be associated with aberrant mood episodes. Excessive drinking and drug use often accompany mood swings. Risk taking, spending an unusual amount of money or having reckless sex can often be signs of mania. Students with bipolar disorder have trouble keeping a job or doing well in school. These behavior problems can severely hurt relationships and damage lives.
Presently, there is no cure for bipolar disorder. However, there are treatment strategies that have demonstrated to give significant relief from symptoms and have helped individuals with Bipolar Disorder to regain control of their lives. Steady, dependable treatment has been shown to have better results than treatment that starts and stops, including:
The behavioral health professions at Thriveworks Franklin have years of training and experience treating Bipolar Disorder. They have been selected to be part of the Thriveworks Franklin team because of the competency of their clinical skills and their caring, supportive nature. And Thriveworks works without waiting lists. New clients often have an appointment within the same week of their first call. We also offer evening and weekend appointments and accept most forms of insurance. So, if you or a loved one suffers from bipolar symptoms, contact Thriveworks Franklin today at 617-360-7210.
Includes individual, couples, child/ teen, & family therapy
Includes reducing symptoms with medication & management
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