For example, a person who is chattering on about themselves selfishly or bragging is normally recognized as arrogant or self-centered. This behavior in a person with bipolar disorder is a sign of mania, as are other risky behaviors that may be equally unappealing to you. Recognizing that this is a symptom of the illness, and not an intentional behavior by your family member is helpful in understanding their condition. However, be cautious not to associate every mood your family member has with their illness; people with bipolar disorder can be mad or sad in healthy ways, too. One way you can understand your family member's illness better and show support is to simply ask about their experience of it. Make sure, however, that you use discretion and identify if they feel comfortable talking with you about it before you attempt to engage them. If this is too threatening, you could simply ask how they are doing and gain more information about what they are currently going through. Since bipolar disorder is best treated with medication and therapy, it is crucial to be supportive of your family member engaging in treatment. One way to become involved is to participate in your loved one’s psychotherapy. Family therapy can be a helpful resource in supporting an individual with bipolar disorder.  Communicate with your family member’s mental health care provider. If your loved one has signed a release for you to speak with their therapist or doctor, you can notify that person about possible concerns or problems as they arise. You can also gain more information on how to assist your family member. If your family member is not currently receiving mental health treatment, you can encourage or help them to seek treatment. PsychologyToday.com. and the American Psychological Association (APA) are both helpful resources. You can search for therapists or psychiatrists in your area who specialize in bipolar disorder. However, be careful not to push treatment on your family member if they are reluctant (unless they are...

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Hiểu rằng những hành vi của người thân có liên quan đến tình trạng rối loạn. Hỗ trợ người thân trong việc điều trị tâm thần. Tuân thủ phương pháp điều trị. Giúp đỡ người thân trải qua giai đoạn hưng cảm hoặc hưng cảm nhẹ. Lên kế hoạch đối phó với khủng hoảng có thể xảy ra. Giúp người thân tránh khỏi tác nhân gây rối loạn lưỡng cực. Thể hiện lòng trắc ẩn.