Bibliograph

A spectrum approach to mood disorders, not fully bipolar but not unipolar : practical management, James Phelps

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Label

A spectrum approach to mood disorders, not fully bipolar but not unipolar : practical management, James Phelps

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

A spectrum approach to mood disorders

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

921868908

Responsibility statement

James Phelps

Sub title

not fully bipolar but not unipolar : practical management

Table Of Contents

A spectrum view better fits reality : but what happens to diagnosis? -- Increasing rigor and improving communication : non-manic markers and the bipolarity index -- Anxiety is a bipolar symptom? / mixed states and the overlapping criteria problem -- Bipolar or borderline (or PTSD or ADHD)? / managing difficult distinctions and comorbidities -- Getting ready for treatment : principles, practices, and problems -- Psychotherapy for the mid-spectrum patient : selling social rhythm therapy with virtual darkness -- Efficacy versus tolerability : why lamotrigine is the #1 medication option for mid-spectrum mood disorders -- Low-dose lithium is a different drug : better than antipsychotics for mid-spectrum patients -- Before antipsychotics : more options to consider -- Managing thyroid : not to be left to primary care or endocrinology -- Antipsychotics : which, and when, from a mood spectrum view -- Antidepressants : 4 controversies and 9 solutions

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