Bipolar Disorder Videos
Managing Side Effects of Long-Acting Injectables
- Long-Acting Injectables for Bipolar I
This treatment is known to decrease hospitalizations and increase quality of life, but there are several factors to consider.
- Tried-and-True Therapies
A professor of psychiatry outlines several things that can help stabilize bipolar swings, from family/group therapy to apps that track mood.
- Illustrating Bipolar With Art
Missy Douglas has spent most of her life creating art as a means of expression, but after a bipolar diagnosis at 19, it became a driving force to help her understand how the disorder affects her life.
- At Work With Bipolar
A bipolar diagnosis hasn’t stopped Colton Mulligan from running a creative agency alongside his business partners. He shares what helps him maintain a successful career while managing the highs and lows of this disorder.
- Bipolar Disorder: A Day in the Life
How does a childhood bipolar diagnosis change when you become an adult? Anna Alexander walks us through how she balances this mental disorder with daily responsibilities.
- Inside a Support Group
At R2ISE theater, the stage is a safe space that allows performers to channel their mental illness into living, breathing art.
- Bipolar in the Family
What did two sisters learn from their mother’s bipolar diagnosis, and how have they grown stronger through time?
- Behavioral Activation
Behavioral activation, a way of re-engaging a depressed person with their environment, may be helpful in treating bipolar depression.
- Benefits of Volunteering
A young man with bipolar disorder finds that volunteering gives him purpose and helps him cope with his condition.
- Disclosure
Who to tell? How much to tell? Communication advice for those just diagnosed with bipolar.
- Challenges of Living With Bipolar
Tips on how to cope with the invisible disease of bipolar disorder.
- Limiting Hereditary Vulnerability
If biopolar disease runs in the family, are there ways to reduce the chance that it will be passed on?
- Benefits of Hospitalization
When is going to the hospital the right choice for a person with bipolar?
- Crisis Management
What steps should a caregiver take when their bipolar loved one is in crisis?
- Replapse Prevention Plan
Can you really have a plan to keep you or your loves ones from a bipolar relapse?
- Helping a Loved One (Part 2)
Methods that loved ones can use to help their loved one with bipolar.
- Helping a Loved One (Part 1)
How can I best help my loved one who has refused bipolar treatment?
- Continuing Treatment
The challenges of keeping the bipolar person on their medications and how to overcome them.
- Finding the Right Doctor
How to find the right doctors and therapists for your bipolar treatment.
- Interpersonal Social Rhythm Therapy
The structure and rhythm of your life can hurt or improve your bipolar disorder. Find out how.
- Bipolar and Schizophrenia?
Questions on the minds of WebMD users--like the differences between bipolar and schizophrenia--are answered by experts in bipolar disorder.
- Managing Your Triggers
Veteran newscaster Jane Pauley explores how to manage triggers with author of "I'm Not Sick, I Don't Need Help".
- Treating Dual Disorders
Dual Disorders add complication to a Bipolar diagnosis. With treatment and support a happy, healthy life is possible.
- Bipolar and Pregnancy
What are the steps a bipolar woman take before considering a pregnancy?
- Family-Focused Therapy
A description of what to expect in family focused therapy for a bipolar person and their loved ones.
- Family Education
Families must be involved in the care of a bipolar loved one for both to move forward and recover.
- Back to Work?
Learning to accept bipolar and how to request time off from work.
- Importance of Structure
A writer with bipolar discusses the importance of structure in controlling her condition.
- Benefits of Relaxation
Tips on how relaxation can help those with bipolar relax and manage mood.
- What is Bipolar Disorder?
Behind the Scenes: Here we look at what we know about Bipolar Disorder today and also touch on what we don't know.
- Peer Counseling
How writing and peer to peer support can help those with bioplar value their story and their struggle toward wellness.
- Being a Bipolar Mother
Can a bipolar woman parent a toddler? Absolutely, says mom Robyn Mandelberg.
- Creating a Wellness Team
Who should be the members of your RA wellness team?
- The Importance of Talking
Diagnosed at 16 with biopolar, Ross Szabo struggled his way up from binge drinking, a suicide attempt and anger issues to recovery and today shares his story with other young people.
- Pets and Bipolar
We all know that pets can be like family. But did you know that they may also have a positive effect for someone living with Bipolar Disorder?
- Bipolar in the Media
What we watch on television has an impact on how we view the world around us. How bipolar disorder is portrayed in the media is something to keep your eye on.
- Exercise and Bipolar
Watch how Lizzie uses running to feel empowered and capable of taking control of her Bipolar Disorder.
- Help. Fix Me.
How acting both hurt and helped the road to recovery for this General Hospital star.
- Dealing with Triggers
Learning to identify the emotions that build up to biopolar episodes will help identify triggers for those with bipolar.
- Writing the Road to Recovery
The tale of a young man who took five years to find the right combo of meds and support to treat his bipoloar disorder.
- Maximize the Beauty
New York Times reporter Jason Blair made headlines when he was caught fabricating and plagiarizing his stories, only to find out he was bipolar.
- Peace Through Creativity
A young man with bipolar disease describes how he uses creative outlets like writing to live well with his condition.
- Making Amends
Can making amends help your bipolar disorder?
- I Just Want to Be Normal
A leading expert in bipolar disorder helps calm a young mother who has just been diagnosed with the condition.
- Signs and Symptoms
Bipolar newscaster Jane Pauley and Columbia's Dr. David Kahn discuss the symptoms of biploar disease.
- Bipolar on Campus
Noted newscaster Jane Pauley explores bipolar in college age students with the director of Active Minds.
- Bipolar Advocacy
Noted newscaster Jane Pauley explores bipolar disorder with a young woman diagnosed at 15 who now takes her message about insurance accessibilty to Congress.
- Diagnosed Yesterday
Questions from WebMD users who are bipolar are answered by experts in the field.
- The Biggest Anchor
The biggest anchor to living successfully with bipolar for this young mom? Her daughter.