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Women and Depression, Causes, Symptoms, Signs, Diagnosis and Treatments by National Institute of Mental Health, National Institutes of Health, 2008-10-27

The Crazy Inside: A Poetic Journey Through Manic Depression by alicia birmingham, 2006-02-17

My Life...Welcome to It: Living with Bi-Polar Disorder (also known as manic depression) by Ivy Berry, 2008-08-12

Natural Depression Cures: Feel Healthy, Happy And Normal Again Without Pharmacueticals!AAA+++ by Manuel Ortiz Braschi, 2009-08-17

Yes You Can!: Commitment and Strategies for Overcoming Bipolar and Unipolar Depression by Richard Aaron Mead, 2000-12-01

Die Depression in der taglichen Praxis: [Internationales Symposium, 1974, St. Moritz : Referate und Diskussionen] (German Edition)

A Magic Bullet Cure for Depression and Manic Depression by Raymond C. Forbes, 2004-04-02

Men and Depression, Causes, Symptoms, Signs, Diagnosis and Treatments by National Institute of Mental Health, National Institutes of Health, et all 2008-10-27

Manic By Midnight by Faye Shannon, 2000-11-27

Benign Stupors, A Study of Manic-Depression by August Hoch, 2009-10-22

Relationships on Fire: A Story of Manic Depression by Kathryn M Hostetter, 1996

Kick It With Gusto! A Practical Guide To Living Through Anxiety, Depression and Manic-Depression by Neal David Sutz, 2003-01

Clinical Depression for Know-It-Alls by For Know-It-Alls, 2008-01-22

The hidden epidemic: The ups and downs of manic depression by Vernon L White, 1995

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Adolescent Medicine - Manic Depression / Bipolar Disorder, Cincinnati Childrens
conditions and diagnoses. Bipolar Disorder (manic depression). bipolar disorder(manic depression). dysthymia (dysthymic disorder). What is Bipolar Disorder?
http://www.cincinnatichildrens.org/Health_Topics/Your_Childs_Health/Mental_Healt

Extractions: Your Child's Health Mental Health Overview Conditions and Diagnoses ... Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Manic Depression / Bipolar Disorder Adjustment Disorders Adolescent Mental Health Schizophrenia Phobias ... Wellness Overview of Depression Depression is a depressive disorder that involves a child's body, mood, and thoughts. It can affect and disrupt eating, sleeping, or thinking patterns, and is not the same as being unhappy or in a "blue" mood, nor is it a sign of personal weakness or a condition that can be willed or wished away. Children with a depressive illness cannot merely "pull themselves together" and get better. Treatment is often necessary and many times crucial to recovery. Three types of depression: There are three primary types of depression, including: major depression (clinical depression) bipolar disorder (manic depression) dysthymia Bipolar disorder, also known as manic depression, is classified as a type of affective disorder (also called mood disorder) that goes beyond ordinary ups and downs, becoming a serious medical condition and important health concern in this country. Bipolar disorder is characterized by periodic episodes of extreme elation, happiness, elevated mood, or irritability (also called mania) countered by periodic, classic major depressive symptoms.
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Experiences, writings and book list.
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Extractions: Go back to Mike's home page Send mail to Mike Get My PGP Key Why You Should Use Encryption If you have a problem getting replies to your email (to anyone, not just me), please read this important note Note that I have moved this web page from its old location at www.scruznet.com to a new home at http://www.geometricvisions.com/Madness because I will be moving in a few months and will need to stop using Scruznet. Geometricvisions is my own domain name so it will go with me wherever I go. Last change: April 6, 2003 New: I am seeking your comments on my new article Living with Schizoaffective Disorder before I submit it for publication to the community website . I discuss this at more length in in my Kuro5hin diary Once I submit the article for moderation I will post K5's link to it here. Once it's posted at K5 you'll be able to discuss it in a way that's not possible with my static pages here. Flash! - I'm featured in a story about bipolar depressives in the high tech industry in the Metro San Jose March 30 edition.
@ease Manic Depression
Does manic depression run in the family? As manic depression and dietFood allergies may cause severe mood swings in some people. This
http://www.at-ease.nsf.org.uk/manic_depression(1).html

Extractions: As with depression and schizophrenia , there is also a genetic element to manic depression. In fact, there is a very strong genetic influence, for example, if you are an identical twin and have manic depression then there is a 75% chance that your twin will also suffer from the illness. If your mother or father or brother or sister has manic depression then there is a 10% chance of you becoming ill. If a more distant relative has the illness then there is little, if any, increased risk that you will suffer from it. Food allergies may cause severe mood swings in some people. This could provide some support into the theory that manic depression may be helped by changes in diet. If you suffer from manic depression, a well-balanced, healthy diet could help your body to fight off mood swings more effectively. Some people claim that deficiencies in Vitamin B complex, B1 (Thiamin), B6, B12, folic acid, magnesium, calcium, manganese and zinc have all been linked to mood disorders, and that taking food supplements and vitamin pills can help.
MANIC DEPRESSION
Biography, illness differentiated, medications with side effects, book list and links.
http://www.angelfire.com/md3/tonycap/manic_depression.htm

Extractions: var site="s13manicdepression" I have had the bi-polar form of manic-depression for over 25 years. I had my first manic episode at age 16. I am now 43 and my condition has been stable for a long time. I made this website hopping to help anyone who has been diagnosed with this illness. I am not a doctor, but I have had this illness a long time. I have done allot of reading, and have asked the doctors many questions. Feel free to email me and I will try to offer you any advice that I can. I answer all of the emails I receive. You can also email me if you just want to talk to someone else who has the illness. I know most people who don't have the illness, really don't understand it. I have always had difficultly trying to explain it to them. Feel free to browse my site! My Email
@ease Manic Depression
However, if you have manic depression you have very extreme highs and lows, and willhave at some time experienced at least one episode of clinical depression
http://www.at-ease.nsf.org.uk/manic_depression.html

Extractions: Manic depression Most of us depression and one episode of mania. If you experience mania: Unlike schizophrenia, where 80% of people receive a diagnosis between the ages of 16 to 25, people with manic depression can be diagnosed from puberty to old age, although a large number of people are diagnosed for the first time in their thirties. If you are a woman you are much more likely to have manic depression than if you are a man. Research into manic depression Other forms of severe mental illness If you think you may have manic depression, talk to your GP. Where next?
Facts About Manic Depression
FACTS ABOUT manic depression. from diagnosis. Causes. The causes of manicdepression are uncertain, but there are factors known to play a role.
http://www.paraquad.org/mdfacts.htm

Extractions: FACTS ABOUT MANIC DEPRESSION from the flyer of the same name sponsored by the Missouri Council for Comprehensive Psychiatric Services Roller coaster rides of emotion from frantic highs to devastating lows are the classic signs of manic-depressive illness. Also known as bipolar disorder, manic depression is one of the most treatable mental illnesses, but left untreated it can cause mental suffering, disruption of family life, poor job performance, and reckless or dangerous behavior. A person with manic-depressive illness experiences mood swings from mania to depression, with a "normal" period between these cycles of up and down. The length of the cycles varies from a few days to several months and they can occur without warning. During the manic phase, a person may feel "on top of the world" and have an abundance of energy. He seems to talk and think faster and espouse a number of ideas. He also may think he is invincible, leading to reckless behavior and acts that may endanger his life or well-being. A person in the manic phase also may have delusions of fame or believe she has a special relationship with a famous person. During this phase she also sleeps less, is easily distracted, and often is irritable. During the depressive phase, a person may feel hopeless and lose all interest in other people or usual activities. Her weight may fluctuate and she feels tired all the time. She may sleep more than usual or have insomnia. She often complains of unexplained aches or pains and has trouble concentrating. A person in the depressive phase is a suicide risk.
Manic Depression
Illness defined, humor, poetry and FAQ.
http://www.geocities.com/MichiGirl_420/Depression.html
Home Page For Manic Depression Fellowship, Aberdeen, Scotland
Home page for MDF Aberdeen, 87 Holburn Street, Aberdeen, a userled supportgroup for people with manic depression, their carers, family and friend.
http://www.mdf.contactbox.co.uk/

Extractions: 10:00 to 16:00 Email Manic Depression Fellowship Aberdeen is self help support group for people with manic depression (bipolar disorder) and their carers, friends and family. We recently opened an office, MDF Aberdeen, in Holburn Street, Aberdeen, Scotland, UK. We offer our services FREE of charge to anyone with an interest in Manic Depression. We offer the following services to our members:
HealingWell.com - Depression
HealingWell.com Community, Information, Resources, Search Site Search WebHealthPortal Diseases and Conditions Psychological manic depression
http://healingwelldepression.subportal.com/health/Diseases_and_Conditions/Psycho
Manic Depression Fun Page
Awarded Best of the web by Suite 101.com. Banners mring.jpg (6143 bytes),This manic depression site owned by The manic depression Fun Page!.
http://www.tigger1.demon.co.uk/depression/
The Mental Illness Education Project, Inc. Home Page
MIEP offers manic depression videos for families, individuals, and institutions.
http://www.miepvideos.org/
Manic Depression
Bangkok's newest 'teacher friendly' community. manic depression. Stopall the clocks, cut of the telephone, Prevent the dog from
http://www.ajarn.com/Education/LIBeL/manic_depression.htm

Extractions: Bring out the coffin, let the mourners come. W.H Auden Funeral Blues Maybe this is a bit of a drama queen style over-reaction to the current English teaching situation in BKK. However, if some people are to be believed we might as well all pack up and gone home now as the end of the TEFL world is nigh. At present the sceptics are in two camps: No jobs, no matter how hard I try to look which means that I spend 20 minutes every week day afternoon emailing or rather sending one email c.cd to everyone in the Bangkok Post and on the Ajarn job site, no point going out to look for work because there isnt any if there were jobs people would reply because Im a god teacher, I know that because my students laugh at me and my resume is 4 pages long and comes complete with details of every position of responsibility Ive held since Grade 6 and a detailed breakdown of my M CS E course grades and topics covered just in case someone wants me to teach computer to a class of 9 year olds
BBC NEWS | Health | 'Brain Link' To Manic Depression
manic depression is genetic and is caused by an excessof signalling cells in the brain, say scientists.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/health/newsid_948000/948674.stm

Extractions: Manic depression is genetic and is caused by an excess of signalling cells in the brain, say scientists. Research carried out in the US has found that people with manic depression or bipolar disorder have more of an important signal-sending brain cell than those without the condition. The scientists, from the University of Michigan, say their discovery backs up previous theories that manic depression is a biological as opposed to a psychological condition. They also suggest that their finding may explain why it appears to run in families. Manic depression is marked by wild, cyclical mood swings. It usually starts when a person is in their late teens or early twenties and affects men and women equally.
Welcome
Discussion forum and resource for manic depression sufferers based in Scotland.
http://www.bipolarscot.org
WorkingTowardRecovery
depression and generalized anxiety disorder. Discusses signs, symptomsand causes and information on manic depression. manic depression.
http://www.workingtowardrecovery.com/manic-depression.htm
The Manic Depression Web Site. Manic Depression And The National Service Framewo
Most patients return to a normal life, requires a long term commitment, high rate of relapse and care givers stand a good chance of developing symptoms.
http://www.bi-polar.org.uk/bipolarframe.htm

Extractions: The national strategic framework for mental health states that "one person in 250 will have a psychotic illness such as schizophrenia or bipolar affective disorder." It goes on to cite bipolar affective disorder as one of the 10 leading causes of disability worldwide in adults aged 15-44 How surprising then that the service needs of people with bipolar affective disorder receive no specific consideration in this major policy document. There are four reasons why the national service framework should have given special consideration to the needs of people with bipolar affective disorder. First, most patients with bipolar affective disorder have the potential, with optimal treatment, to return to normal function and contribute to the economy. With suboptimal treatment, however, many will have a poor long term outcome and needlessly become a burden to families and society. Yet there is evidence that treatment is generally suboptimal. For example, a survey (n=1004) of members of the Manic Depression Fellowship, a British organisation for people with bipolar affective disorder, found that only 19% were in full time work, although 40% were graduates and 69% wanted to work. Longitudinal observational studies suggest that the very high lifetime prevalence of suicide attempts in people with bipolar affective disorder (50%3) could be reduced by maintenance drug treatment and adequate treatment of depression and comorbid alcohol and drug abuse.
WorkingTowardRecovery
generalized anxiety disorder. Discusses signs, symptoms and causes andinformation on manic depression bipolar. manic depression bipolar.
http://www.workingtowardrecovery.com/manic-depression-bipolar.htm
Armchair World: In Transition: #5
A fitting metaphor for a discussion of Bipolar illness.
http://www.armchair.com/aware/transit5.html

Extractions: Time Warp On Science On Health On Defense ... Artcam Most scientists studying Bipolar Illness agree that this is genetic illness. That is, it runs in families and is passed on though the genes. It has an incidence of about 1%, or 1 out of 100 people in the general population. In families with this genetic problem the incidence is much higher. In identical twins, if one twin has Bipolar Illness, then there is 70% chance that the other identical twin will also have it. As in Major Depression there are very good treatments, in this case not with antidepressants but with mood stabilizers. The oldest and most studied is lithium. More recently, the anti-seizure medications have been shown to have anti-manic properties. In most cases these medications eliminate manic behavior within two weeks and greatly reduce the possibility of having another mania. Lithium is a salt, and is usually taken 2-3 times a day. It is generally a safe medication with little long-term side effects. On the short-term side there are many side effects. The most life threatening is overdose or dehydration. This is because high blood levels can be toxic to the heart. Patients on lithium should have their blood levels checked weekly to every other week. The most common side effects are nausea, weight gain, acne, and thirst. The other group of medicines that are effective in treating mania are the anti-seizure medications. The best studied of this group are carbamazepine (Tegretol) and valproate acid (Depakene or Depakote). These medications seem to work best in patients that cannot tolerate the side effects of lithium or where lithium is ineffective. This group tends to be a subgroup of bipolar patients - the rapid cyclers and dysphoric manics. A rapid cycler is a bipolar patient who goes through four complete cycles a year (manic, depressed and normal mood). The patient with dysphoric mania is characterized by having symptoms of both mania and depression at the same time. As with lithium, weekly or bimonthly monitoring of blood levels are required. The most common side effects are nausea and weight gain.
Manic Depression And Creativity
manic depression and Creativity. D. Jablow Hershman Julian Lieb,MD. Many recognized geniuses had creative capacities that were
http://www.hutch.demon.co.uk/prom/manic.htm

Extractions: Manic Depression and Creativity Many recognized geniuses had creative capacities that were driven by bouts of manic intensity followed by the depths of mind-numbing despair. From Plato, who originated the idea of inspired mania, to Beethoven, Dickens, Newton, Van Gogh, and today's popular creative artists and scientists who've battled manic depression, this intriguing work examines creativity and madness in mystery, myth, and history. Demonstrating how manic depression often becomes the essential difference between talent and genius, Hershman and Lieb offer valuable insights into the many obstacles and problems this illness poses for highly creative people. Lieb critiques the wave of new books on depression as well as those on creativity to determine how far we have come in our understanding of this complex illness. The authors also explode the myth that suffering is essential to creativity. Guides for the manic depressive are suggested to reduce emotional pain and personal problems while increasing productivity. Julian Lieb, a psychiatrist in private practice and former director of the Dana Psychiatric Clinic at Yale-New Haven Hospital, and D. Jadlow Hershman authored
It's My Life . Emotions . Depression . Manic Depression | PBS Kids
manic depression is also called bipolar disorder, and it's the second typeof clinical depression. Bipolar means having two opposite ways of being.
http://pbskids.org/itsmylife/emotions/depression/article4.html

Extractions: The symptoms of the down phase can be all the ones listed in Signs and Symptoms . But when people who have this illness aren't acting depressed, they are often manic, which means excited or frenzied. Manic seems like the opposite of depression, even though it's really part of the same illness. When people with this illness switch from depressive to manic, they go from having no energy and being very sad to having way too much energy and feeling like they can do absolutely anything they want to, like some sort of superhero. Here are some more symptoms of the manic or "up" phase of manic depression: Feelings Feeling extra-high, like everything is absolutely perfect.

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