Ask the Doctor: Seasonal Affective Disorder and Bipolar Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is not a formal diagnosis but a pattern of depression commonly tied to the shorter days of fall and winter. The dread of approaching winter can begin to creep in as early as the peak of summer. The slow but inexorable decrease in the amount of daylight reminds one that the... The post Ask the Doctor: Seasonal Affective Disorder and Bipolar appeared first on bpHope.com.

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What Rumination and Obsessive Thoughts Are Like With Bipolar Disorder Obsessive thinking and rumination can be overlooked symptoms of bipolar — here’s how readers recognize the signs and find ways to keep them in check. When it comes to a new idea or hobby, there’s a difference between having a healthy amount of enthusiasm for it and becoming obsessed with it. With bipolar disorder, obsessive... The post What Rumination and Obsessive Thoughts Are Like With Bipolar Disorder appeared first on bpHope.com.

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Breaking Free From Obsessive Thoughts in Bipolar Disorder Whether it’s anxiety, rumination, or intense fixations, these strategies — used by real people living with bipolar disorder — can help you find relief. Getting something stuck in your head — the catchy chorus of a song, a gruesome image from the news — can be annoying for anyone. But annoying can become alarming when... The post Breaking Free From Obsessive Thoughts in Bipolar Disorder appeared first on bpHope.com.

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