Mood Disorders
What are Mood Disorders?
Bridges to Recovery specialize in treating men and women diagnosed with different variations of psychiatric mood disorders.
Our extensive experience in psychiatric mood disorder treatment such as depression, mania and bipolar disorders treatment will help you effectively overcome your psychiatric mood disorder.
Moods come and go, and feelings of elation or sadness are understandable reactions to daily events. When we refer to mood disorder treatment and mood disorders, we are speaking of moods that either last a long time or that are very intense and debilitating. Depression and mania are the key emotions in mood disorders. The term “depression" has multiple meanings in our culture: a normal mood state and reaction to a sad event, a normal reaction to a major calamity such as in grieving, a symptom of other conditions, or a clinical state unto itself in which the person is in a low, sad state in which life seems dark and its challenges overwhelming. Most people with a mood disorder depression suffer from a clinical unipolar depression, and they return to a normal or nearly normal mood when the depression lifts. Mania, on the other hand, at the opposite end of the mood spectrum, is where the person experiences a state of euphoria and often greatly increased energy. When these euphoric or elevated states alternate with periods of depression, this is a condition referred to as bipolar disorder.
We hear about bipolar disorder, as if it were as common as breathing. However, it only affects about 1% of the world's population. Much more common is unipolar disorder, in which the person returns to a normal mood after the mood disorder depression leaves. Women are about twice as likely as men to be affected by unipolar disorder, while men and women are affected equally by bipolar disorder.
Mood disorders such as depression, unipolar, bipolar and mania are also observed among children but Bridges to recovery does not offer mood disorder treatment to children – only adults .
Some people say they have been diagnosed with mood disorder depression. The term Mood Disorder Depression is actually nonsense, it would be correct to say that the person has been diagnosed with the mood disorder that is referred to as depression.
Mood Disorders, Psychiatric Mood Disorders, Children Mood Disorder
Bridges to Recovery offers mood disorders treatments, psychiatric mood disorders, bipolar mood disorder treatment
We hear about bipolar disorder, as if it were as common as breathing. However, it only affects about 1% of the world's population. Much more common (17% - about 5% - 10% in the US) is unipolar disorder, in which the person returns to a normal mood after depression leaves. Women are about twice as likely as men to be affected by unipolar disorder, while men and women are affected equally by bipolar disorder. This article discusses the symptoms of depression, unipolar, and bipolar disorder, as well as their possible root causes. At Bridges to Recovery, we understand depression and can help you control it. Moods come and go, and feelings of elation or sadness are understandable reactions to daily events. When we refer to "mood disorders", we are speaking of moods that either last a long time or that are very intense and debilitating. Depression and mania are the key emotions in mood disorders. The term "depression" has multiple meanings in our culture: a normal mood state and reaction to a sad event, a normal reaction to a major calamity such as in grieving, a symptom of other conditions, or a clinical state unto itself in which the person is in a low, sad state in which life seems dark and its challenges overwhelming. Most people with a mood disorder suffer from a clinical unipolar depression, and they return to a normal or nearly normal mood when the depression lifts. Mania, on the other hand, at the opposite end of the mood spectrum, is where the person experiences a state of euphoria and often greatly increased energy. When these euphoric or elevated states alternate with periods of depression, this is a condition referred to as bipolar disorder.
Mood Disorders, Psychiatric Mood Disorders, Children Mood Disorder
Bridges to Recovery offers mood disorders treatments, psychiatric mood disorders, bipolar mood disorder treatment.
