Bipolar Disorder and Family Relationships WisdomCard™

Our Guides and Physician Review team have organized the Top 10 Health Resources on Bipolar Disorder and Family Relationships and compiled helpful research notes below.

  1. Bipolar Disorder Today: Bipolar Disorder Families mental-health-today.com - Bipolar Disorder Families
  2. The Family Center for Bipolar Disorder: Home Page bpfamily.org - Home Page
  3. Sanctuary Psychiatric Centers' Information Network: Bipolar Disorder - Information for Families spcsb.org - Bipolar Disorder - Information for Families
  4. The Cochrane Collaboration: Family Interventions for Bipolar Disorder (Oct. 17, 2007)cochrane.org - Family Interventions for Bipolar Disorder
  5. Bipolar Significant Others: Home Page bpso.org - Home Page
  6. About.com: How Family Members Can Help Someone With Bipolar Disorder bipolar.about.com - How Family Members Can Help Someone With Bipolar Disorder
  7. WebMD: Bipolar Disorder: Tips for Family and Friends webmd.com - Bipolar Disorder: Tips for Family and Friends
  8. Psychiatric Times: Making Treatment for Bipolar Disorder a Family Affair (Jul. 16, 2007)psychiatrictimes.com - Making Treatment for Bipolar Disorder a Family Affair
  9. Everyday Health: Bipolar Disorder in the Family everydayhealth.com - Bipolar Disorder in the Family
  10. National Institute of Mental Health: How Can Individuals and Families Get Help for Bipolar Disorder? nimh.nih.gov - How Can Individuals and Families Get Help for Bipolar Disorder?


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Research Notes on Bipolar Disorder and Family Relationships


Bipolar disorder can affect the relationships within a family. The disorder can cause a lot of stress for everyone involved. Psychiatrists say that is important that everyone, including the person with the disorder and his/her family members, seek out support.1

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  • Families can help by learning all they can about the disorder.2
  • Families should remain supportive of the loved one with bipolar disorder.2
  • It is helpful to know the signs of a manic episode and how to handle them.3

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Research Notes References

  1. ↑ Everyday Health: Bipolar Disorder in the Family
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 About.com: How Family Members Can Help Someone With Bipolar Disorder
  3. ↑ WebMD: Bipolar Disorder: Tips for Family and Friends

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