1. Bipolar Disorder - Manic-Depression Surviving manic depression A Manual on Bipolar Disorder for Patients, Families,and Providers (AN important book). Kay Jamison on having manicdepression. http://www.psycom.net/depression.central.bipolar.html

2. Pendulum Resources: Your Gateway To Bipolar Disorders On The Web. manic depression, AKA Bipolar Disorder, is a highly disruptive and sometimes deadly brain disorder. Since 1994, Pendulum Resources has been the web's premier consumer resource for information on http://www.pendulum.org/

Pendulum The Web Powered by WhatUSeek Best Bipolar Pages Mental Illness Chinese Style Best Things to Say ... More Please be sure to use our Support Page for support and bipolar questions. Join the Pendulum email list. We subscribe to the HONcode principles. Verify here Pendulum Resources is the web presence of the Pendulum Email list, an on-line support group for Manic-Depressives. Unless otherwise indicated, information on this site is by consumers, for consumers . Funding is still largely from sales of books through Amazon.com Pendulum subscribes to the HONcon principles. For information about ownership and funding, please use the "ABOUT US" button at the lower right of the page. Got those Holiday Blues ? We've got just the thing for it. Great News! Sister Leslie is bringing the Bipolar Planet out of the backwaters of the Web. The site has been moved to www.bipolarplanet.com . Look for an extreme makeover this fall. The NIMH-funded Bipolar Genome Study is still underway at the Washington University School of Medicine. If you are bipolar and have a sibling who is also bipolar, please consider taking part in this study. The Washington University School of Medicine is also conducting a Unipolar Depression Study. Although Unipolar Depression can be cyclic there is still some disagreement as to whether it should be classified as a bipolar disorder.

3. Manic Depression Fellowship The manic depression Fellowship. The manic depression Fellowship works to enablepeople affected by manic depression to take control of their lives. http://www.mdf.org.uk/

Home About us Membership Services ... Links Search WWW Search mdf.org.uk Search steady.org.uk The Manic Depression Fellowship Aims and Values: Our Mission Statement The Manic Depression Fellowship works to enable people affected by manic depression to take control of their lives. The fellowship aims to fulfil its mission by: Supporting and developing self help opportunities for people affected by manic depression Expanding and developing the information services about manic depression Influencing the improvement of treatments and services to promote recovery Decreasing the discrimination against, and promoting the social inclusion and rights of people affected by manic depression Being an effective and efficient organisation with sufficient resources to sustain and develop our activities, thereby ensuring members receive a unique, high quality service Manic Depression Fellowship is a registered charity no. 293340, Company limited by guarantee no. 1955570 Telephone 020 7793 2600. Fax 020 7793 2639. E-mail mdf@mdf.org.uk

4. How To Beat Depression beat your depression or bipolar disorder (also known as manicdepression), then this is the guide with these mood disorders, depression and manic depression, or any mental illness http://www.manicdepression.com/

The 4 most effective ways to help your doctor help you. The one form of action that can create miracles for your mental health. The 3 best tools for surviving your most difficult days. The underlying factor behind most suicides, and how to avoid it. The truth about labels and how to deal with being labeled with a mental illness in today's society. The most common reason for misdiagnosis. Plus, a special chapter written for your doctor explaining his/her role in the 3 step lifesaving formula for beating depression and bipolar disorder. Click Here To Order Book At Amazon.com "Win The Battle " Win The Battle The 3 Step Lifesaving Formula To Conquer Depression And Bipolar Disorder By Bob Olson with Melissa Olson (contributor) [CLICK HERE TO ORDER] Written by a former patient who beat his own depression and mania (bipolar disorder) and is now an inspiration to other patients

5. Wigging Learn about manic depression. If you have a problem getting replies to your email (to anyone, not just me), please read this important note you to know more about manic depression, so you can better understand the other manic depressive people term "bipolar" because it lacks the romantic flair of "manic depression". http://www.geometricvisions.com/Madness

Go back to Mike's home page Send mail to Mike Get My PGP Key Why You Should Use Encryption Learn about Manic Depression If you have a problem getting replies to your email (to anyone, not just me), please read this important note Note that I have moved this web page from its old location at www.scruznet.com to a new home at http://www.geometricvisions.com/Madness because I moved and Scruznet eventually shut down, taking my old homepage with it. Geometricvisions is my own domain name so it will go with me wherever I go. Last change: April 25, 2003 New: Please read my new article Living with Schizoaffective Disorder Flash! - I'm featured in a story about bipolar depressives in the high tech industry in the Metro San Jose March 30 edition. If you're in Silicon Valley, pick one up and you'll see my picture looking into a mirror in the table of contents; the story begins on page 18 and has another picture of me. In further news, Slashdot , a news and discussion site for the free software community, just ran an article I submitted regarding the Metro article called Manic Depressive Geeks.

6. A Manic Depression Primer A manic depression PRIMER. by Dimitri Mihalas set upon himself the task of composing a primer on manicdepression. Because of his openness, the primer is quite http://chandra.astro.indiana.edu/bipolar

A M ANIC D EPRESSION P RIMER by Dimitri Mihalas During graduate school in the late eighties, I had the privilege of meeting Dimitri Mihalas, then a distinguished professor of astronomy at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Dimitri is a leading astrophysicist of our times and a member of the prestigious U.S. National Academy of Sciences. He is now at the Los Alamos National Lab in New Mexico. Though he suffers from the illness, he feels that he has actually gained from it instead of losing to it. He has also been a pioneer in attempts to increase public awareness of (and therefore decreasing the stigma associated with) the bipolar illness by the act of being completely open about it. Soon after a major, life-threatening episode of depression (which was treated successfully with medication), he set upon himself the task of composing a primer on manic-depression. Because of his openness, the primer is quite personal and many have thus found it to be useful in gauging their own experience with the illness. It also contains a great deal of useful information, particularly about the spiritual aspects of recovery, and contains a bibliography for those who want to learn more. Someone who read it described it as a "life saver" for her.

7. Forbidden Information about all aspects of manic depression with links to community and health related organisations. http://www.bi-polar.org.uk/

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8. Manic Depression Records : Label Gothique Dark Electro Gothique and dark electro label located in France. http://manic.depression.free.fr

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9. Eclipse - Welcome Page Dedicated to the education and support of those who suffer from depression and for their family and friends. Information about depression, support, and medications. http://comdir.bfree.on.ca/eclipse/

DEDICATED TO THE EDUCATION AND SUPPORT OF THOSE WHO SUFFER FROM DEPRESSION, AND FOR THEIR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS. Need Help NOW? Brant Mental Health's CRISES RESPONSE [NEXT] The content displayed by ECLIPSE is designed to educate. Under no circumstance is it meant to replace the expert care and advice of a qualified physician. ECLIPSE does not render medical advice or care to its viewers. Rapid advances in medicine may cause information contained here to become outdated, invalid or subject to debate. Accuracy cannot be guaranteed. ECLIPSE and it's supporters assume no responsibility for how information presented is used by the public. e-mail to:Promotion Coordinator, CMHA Brant Cty Branch

10. Depression And Manic Depression Symptoms and cycles discussed, treatments, facts, history and links. http://sarahlindsay0.tripod.com

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated Depression Manic Depression ... Contact Us! Depression and Manic Depression click here to play sound Information about Mental Disease When we first were given an assignment to do a project on manic depression, we thought finding information on what it is, and what it does to the mind would be easy. Well, trying to find information on it WASN'T easy... unless you knew where to look, and the university-student oriented websites weren't easily understood. So, we bring you a guide to what it is- in plain english! It's been a month now, and we've found that people have liked our site! We are currently thinking about adding more pages on mental illness, and hope to have those up and running as soon as possible. Any links that would help us in gathering information on either schizophrenia, Multiple Personality, or any other illness would be great. Email them to us by going to the contact us page and e-mailing them. We have added two new sites, one on S.A.D., and the other on Schizophrenia. Be sure to go to our links page and chack them out!

11. Facts About Manic Depression FACTS ABOUT manic depression. from the flyer of the same name sponsored by the Missouri Council for Comprehensive Also known as bipolar disorder, manic depression is one of the most http://www.paraquad.org/mdfacts.htm

FACTS ABOUT MANIC DEPRESSION from the flyer of the same name sponsored by the Missouri Council for Comprehensive Psychiatric Services Roller coaster rides of emotion from frantic highs to devastating lows are the classic signs of manic-depressive illness. Also known as bipolar disorder, manic depression is one of the most treatable mental illnesses, but left untreated it can cause mental suffering, disruption of family life, poor job performance, and reckless or dangerous behavior. Symptoms A person with manic-depressive illness experiences mood swings from mania to depression, with a "normal" period between these cycles of up and down. The length of the cycles varies from a few days to several months and they can occur without warning. During the manic phase, a person may feel "on top of the world" and have an abundance of energy. He seems to talk and think faster and espouse a number of ideas. He also may think he is invincible, leading to reckless behavior and acts that may endanger his life or well-being. A person in the manic phase also may have delusions of fame or believe she has a special relationship with a famous person. During this phase she also sleeps less, is easily distracted, and often is irritable. During the depressive phase, a person may feel hopeless and lose all interest in other people or usual activities. Her weight may fluctuate and she feels tired all the time. She may sleep more than usual or have insomnia. She often complains of unexplained aches or pains and has trouble concentrating. A person in the depressive phase is a suicide risk.

12. Mood Shifts ...a Mental Health Book Store And Library Books on mental health issues, stories, resources and workbooks. manic depression, bipolar disorder, depression, ECT, panic attacks, eating disorders, and other mental health subjects. http://www.mentaljokes.com/mood_shifts.html

M ood Shifts is a album of some of the highest regarded and most popular books on mental health for patients, family and friends, students, medial specialists and anyone truly concerned in the mental health field. Education is power... the power to dim stigma and to change our world from ourselves outward... To keep inform is to never give up... to keep fighting until the answers are more clear ...the miracle of a cure is found, the understanding of a loved one better.... quickie poll htmlGEAR.com *If you would like to see more information on any of these books, or, you would like to purchase one, simply click onto the book or the title of the book, (whichever is shown) Touched With Fire , Manic-Depressive Illness and the Artistic Temperament. Kay Redfield Jamison. This book informs it's readers of the biological foundations of manic depression and then relates it to artists who have the illness as well. Just a few of the artists in this book include, Byron, Van Gogh, Schumann and Woolf. It is 400 pages long and it is published by Macmillian Publishing 20% off! Everything You Need to Know about Anger Renora Licata. Synopsis Discusses the causes of anger and its ill effects on people, as well as ways to control it.

13. Manic Depression Fellowship What is it? What is manic depression? manic depression is a serious mentalhealth problem involving extreme swings of mood (highs and lows). http://www.mdf.org.uk/bipolar/what.html

Home About us Membership Services ... Bipolar/MD What is it? Types Treatments Self assesment tool Interact ... Links What is it? What is manic depression? Manic depression is a serious mental health problem involving extreme swings of mood (highs and lows). It is also known as Bi-polar Affective Disorder. Both men and women, of any age from adolescence onwards and from any social or ethnic background, can develop manic depression. It often first occurs when work, study, family or emotional pressures are at their greatest. In women it can also be triggered by childbirth or during the menopause. The illness is episodic (occurs in phases). It is possible to remain well for long periods. Typically the key to coping with manic depression is an early diagnosis and acceptance of the condition. From this point, self-management, health care, therapy and medication can be taken up as appropriate. Severe and/or untreated episodes of manic depression can be very damaging for all affected. Mania (high) Someone experiencing mania may not recognise it is happening. Incoherent, rapid or disjointed thinking or being easily distracted are common features of an episode of mania. Other symptoms may include paranoia and hallucinations affecting vision, hearing or perception. Grandiose delusions or ideas can occur where a sense of identity and self has been distorted by the illness. Sometimes the term psychosis (losing touch with reality) is used to describe these symptoms when they are severe. Depression (low) Most people who have a diagnosis of manic depression will experience a severe depression at some time. Usually this will follow an episode of mania where the trauma of the manic episode can sometimes compound the depression. For some people depression will be more likely to occur in the winter months. Symptoms, which are commonly experienced, include a feeling of emptiness or worthlessness (as opposed to sadness), loss of energy and motivation for many (or all) everyday activities, pessimism and negativity about most things (or everything). Thoughts of death and suicide can be common but may be hard to discuss.

14. About Bipolar Disorder / Manic Depression About bipolar disorder / manic depression. Manicdepression is a chronicmental illness, a physical disease of the brain. There is http://www.gospelcom.net/cdp/info/bipolar.htm

Christian Depression Pages A compassionate source of information for Christians with depression and those caring for them. About bipolar disorder / manic depression Manic-depression is a chronic mental illness, a physical disease of the brain. There is no known cause, but there is a proven hereditary influence. Many bipolar people have parents or extended family who suffered from depression, hyperactivity, rages, suicide or any number of behaviors. It is not a condition that can be cured but it can be controlled by medication. If you think you may have bipolar disorder, go and see a doctor immediately. Symptoms Treatment (See also "Bad Times and Blessed Times" , a testimony of one person with bipolar disorder.) Symptoms There are two aspects of the bipolar disorder. Manic "highs" and depression "lows." Often these are called mood swings. The manic state is the high part of the cycle. It is characterized by hyper or excentric behaviors: euphoria; feelings of joy or wellbeing grandiose thinking; able to accomplish anything

15. STATE OF MIND Information about mental and emotional illnesss, social anxiety disorder, manic depression, and support groups. http://www.angelfire.com/tx5/stateofmind

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16. Psychiatric Solutions Inc. Owns and operates psychiatric hospitals, and manages psychiatric units for people with illnesses such as schizophrenia and manic depression. (Nasdaq PSYS). http://www.psysolutions.com/

17. Index Offering support and information for sufferers of bipolar affective disorder (manic depression) and their friends and family. http://www.jaywalk.com/bipolar

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18. SANE - Depression And Manic Depression Depression and manic depression SANE produces a comprehensive rangeof literature on mental illness. Depression and manic depression. http://www.sane.org.uk/About_Mental_Illness/Depression.htm

Site last updated 13 January 2004 SANELINE 12noon to 2am select a keyword about SANE alcohol alcohol links anxiety anxiety links antidepressants artwork books celebrities charity flowers christmas cards comments contact SANE corporate donations credit card depression depression links discussion group donate to SANE drugs drugs links ethnic minority events flowers fundraising further reading get involved gift aid help SANE home page jobs journalists legacies links mental illness news newsletters obsession partnerships phobia phobia links press releases publications research SANE SANELINE SANETALK schizophrenia schizophrenia links sharegift sitemap suicide surveys talking treatments training services trauma links treatments volunteering Site Map in this section mental illness schizophrenia medical treatments antidepressants ... surveys Depression has been called the "common cold of psychiatry" because it is by far the most frequently encountered mental illness. Most people suffer low spirits when things keep going wrong but, though they may be temporarily depressed, they recover quickly. This brief taste of depression is very different from

19. MDDA: About Manic-Depression Directions to McLean Hospital. About Bipolar Disorder or manic depressionAffective disorders include both depression and manic depression. http://www.mddaboston.org/bipolar.html

Home About Bipolar Disorder About Depression MDDA Bookstore ... Contact Polars' Express - MDDA Member's Newsletter MDDA-Boston Groups meet from 7:00 to 9:00 pm every Wednesday night at: deMarneffe Cafeteria McLean Hospital 115 Mill Street Belmont, MA Directions to McLean Hospital About Bipolar Disorder or Manic Depression Affective disorders include both depression and manic depression. Manic depression is often characterized by cycles of manic and depressive behavior. Common symptoms of the manic phase of bipolar disorder or manic-depression include: Heightened mood, exaggerated optimism and self-confidence Grandiose ideas and delusions, inflated sense of self-importance Decreased need for sleep without experiencing fatigue Excessive irritability and/or aggressive behavior Increased physical and mental activity Racing speech, flight of ideas, impulsiveness Poor judgement or reckless behavior such as spending sprees, rash business decisions, or sexual promiscuity. Common symptoms of the depressive phase of bipolar disorder or manic-depression include: Prolonged feelings of sadness, anxiety, or hopelessness

20. NAMI NYC Metro New York City chapter, dedicated to providing support to friends and family of people with neurobiological or mental illnesses like schizophrenia, and manic depression. http://naminyc.nami.org/index.htm

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