Is Hypomania Controllable? Myths, Realities, and Risks

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Hypomania: The Mood State Few People Fear—But Should

For many, a surge of energy, creativity, and expansive mood can feel like an absolute gift. For those living with bipolar disorder, a hypomanic episode feels less like a symptom and more like winning the mental health lottery. But beneath this romanticized exterior lies a sneaky ...  Show more

Navigating the ‘Fear of Fear’ Cycle of Panic Attacks with Bipolar

What if the anxiety you're facing isn’t bipolar disorder alone — but the fear of what might happen next? With humor, honesty, and practical insight, Gabe Howard, who lives with bipolar disorder, shares devastatingly real stories — including the panic attack that caused him to qui ...  Show more

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