Bipolar Disorder Treatment in Prescott, AZ
Facing the Root Cause of Your Addictions
Bipolar disorder – also called manic depression – affects countless Americans with a wide range of symptoms. For many people living with bipolar disorder, the pervasive feeling of having no real control of themselves and the frequent mood swings can drive them to drugs and alcohol for a false and fleeting sense of relief. The end result is often comorbid issues caused by both a dangerous addiction and the complications of bipolar disorder.
If you are in the same or similar situation, please know that you are in no way alone or out of treatment options. Decision Point Center offers bipolar disorder treatments in Arizona as part of our dual diagnosis programs. Using our extensive experience helping people with mental health difficulties and substance addictions, we can help you, too, tackle the hardships in your life and find a way to alleviate or overcome them.
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Symptoms of Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar disorder gets its name from the way it makes people seemingly switch between emotional and energy highs and lows with little to no outward explanation. It is often recognizable by high-energy manic episodes followed by low-energy depressive episodes, and vice versa. Both forms of episodes can last days, weeks, or months. “In-between” episodes may feel rare.
Symptoms of a manic episode can include:
- Heightened anxiety
- Insomnia
- Aggression
- Hyperactivity
- Loss of impulse control
- Dramatic weight loss
Symptoms of a depressive episode can include:
- Feeling of guilt or hopelessness
- Oversleeping
- Uncontrolled sobbing
- Lethargy
- Body aches
- Rapid weight gain
The mood swings and physical changes caused by bipolar disorder can be disorienting for the person with the mental health difficulty and their loved ones. Trying to become accustomed to the unusual changes can feel frustrating and exhausting. At emotional low points in either a manic episode or depressive episode, the temptation to use drugs or alcohol as a form of escapism can be severe, which is how so many people with bipolar disorders also become addicted to unsafe substances.
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