Understanding Seasonal Patterns in Bipolar Disorder: New Research Offers Hope for Better Treatment
Discovering the seasonal patterns in bipolar disorder could revolutionize treatment approaches! New research reveals that 1 in 4 individuals with bipolar disorder experience mood episodes that fluctuate with the seasons. From the winter blues to springtime hypomania, understanding these patterns can lead to more personalized and effective treatment strategies. This groundbreaking study not only highlights the impact of temperature on mood but also uncovers how these seasonal variations may influence medication responses. Ginny Estupinian, Phd, board-certified clinical psychologist, dives into the findings and learn how you can better manage your bipolar disorder by recognizing the connection between your mood and the changing seasons.
