Bipolar Disorder and Social Withdrawal WisdomCard™

  1. Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance: Signs and Symptoms of Mood Disorders dbsalliance.org - Signs and Symptoms of Mood Disorders
  2. AllExperts: Bipolar Disorder - Please Advise, Bipolar Isolation in a Friend en.allexperts.com - Bipolar Disorder - Please Advise, Bipolar Isolation in a Friend
  3. The Family Center for Bipolar Disorder: Family-Inclusive Treatment bpfamily.org - Family-Inclusive Treatment
  4. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP): Bipolar Disorder - Moderate Functional Restrictions dwp.gov.uk - Bipolar Disorder - Moderate Functional Restrictions
  5. About.com: Symptoms of Bipolar Depression - Changes in Activity or Energy Level bipolar.about.com - Symptoms of Bipolar Depression - Changes in Activity or Energy Level
  6. BipolarConnect: Recognizing And Dealing With Isolation healthcentral.com - Recognizing And Dealing With Isolation
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Research Notes on Bipolar Disorder and Social Withdrawal


Bipolar disorder and social withdrawal often coexist. People with bipolar disorder often find it difficult to allow others close to them, due to the mood swings which occur from the illness. It is a normal reaction for them to feel as if they are isolated and alone.1

Fast Facts:

  • Bipolar disorder affects approximately 5.7 million adult Americans.2
  • Family and friends are important in sustaining good relationships.1
  • Depression and bipolar support groups provide opportunities to get to know others who are experiencing similar feelings.1


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Research Notes References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 BipolarConnect: Recognizing And Dealing With Isolation
  2. ↑ Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance: Bipolar Disorder Statistics

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