 or period experienced by a person suffering from bipolar disorder. These signs and symptoms include increased energy and/or hyperactivity. Over-excitement may be apparent, as well as a feeling of elation or euphoria (sometimes referred to as feeling ‘high’). A manic episode may see a sufferer feeling overconfident, optimistic, as well as invincible. Rapid thoughts and speech may occur, and a person may have grandiose and unrealistic ideas or plans.
A person undergoing a manic episode may be easily distracted and have trouble focusing on one individual task at a given time. They may have trouble sleeping and may also experience a reduced requirement for sleep. A manic episode is also characterised by a lack of insight and/or impaired judgement. A person may engage in reckless, risky or impulsive behaviour (such as significant and sudden spending) and may feel angry, irritable and possibly aggressive. Delirium or hallucinations (such as hearing voices) may also occur.
A wide variety of signs and symptoms may exist during a depressive episode or period experienced by a person battling bipolar disorder. A person suffering through a depressive episode may experience intense and overwhelming feelings of sadness or low mood. They may feel hopeless, helpless and worthless and may also observe feelings of irritability, guilt or anger. A lack of interest in activities that brought significant joy in the past may occur, alongside a lack of motivation to do and participate in things.
A depressive episode may see a person’s speech and/or movement slowed and may affect their ability to recall information and concentrate well. They may experience difficulty completing basic tasks and may have trouble making decisions. Restlessness and sleeping difficulties (such as insomnia) are not uncommon. In some cases, oversleeping or hypersomnia may occur.
A person suffering a depressive episode may lack mental and physical energy and feel exhausted much of the time. They may also feel isolated and undergo social withdrawal from the people close to them, as well as social events. Appetite changes may be apparent (increase or decrease) and taking basic care of oneself (e.g. showering regularly) can become challenging. A depressive episode may also see a person having delusions and/or thoughts of suicide or death (it is vital to take this very seriously).
Regardless of whether a person is experiencing signs and symptoms of a manic or a depressed state, it is vital that professional assistance is sought for bipolar disorder, as it often worsens where treatment is not sought.
Cyclothymic disorder may be considered as a more mellow form of bipolar disorder, whereby an individual suffers from a combination of mild depression as well as hypomania (i.e. elevated mood), however, they do not experience severe episodes of either type (i.e. manic or depressive). Manic and depressive symptoms experienced by a person with cyclothymic disorder are less severe and do not occur for long periods of time, unlike those experienced by people suffering from bipolar disorder (and major depression). However, symptoms of cyclothymic disorder do largely impact a person’s ability to manage interpersonal relationships, work, and daily activities and responsibilities.
Symptom patterns in individuals battling cyclothymic disorder are often irregular and unable to be predicted (i.e. moods oscillate between mild depression and hypomania). Cyclothymic disorder is diagnosed whereby an individual has been experiencing persistent, fluctuating moods for a period of two years of more. Mild depression or hypomania may be experienced anywhere from a few days up to eight weeks, and these moods may be separated by periods of normal mood, in some instances.
Symptoms of hypomania are comparable to manic symptoms, however, are less severe and last for shorter periods of time.
Hypomania may be identified where a person feels an increased amount of energy and regularly feels restless. They may experience a feeling of euphoria, alongside rapid and dynamic thoughts and speech. They may have grandiose beliefs about their ability and exercise poor judgement.
Hypomania may see an individual struggle to concentrate and be easily distracted. They may often feel irritable and have a reduced need for sleep. They may exhibit impulsive behaviour (e.g. shopping sprees) or aggressive behaviour and also deny that there is anything unusual about what they are experiencing. Substance abuse may also be evident, such as alcohol or drugs.
Symptoms of mild depression are comparable to depressive symptoms, however, are less severe and last for shorter periods of time.
A person suffering through a period of mild depression may feel persistently flat or sad, as well as hopeless and worthless. They may lack energy and lose interest in activities that normally bring great joy and may withdraw from friends and family. Trouble concentrating, recalling information or making decisions may be evident, as well as difficulty sleeping (or in some cases, hypersomnia).
An individual’s appetite may increase or decrease, and their weight may also fluctuate accordingly. A person suffering from mild depression may have regular thoughts of suicide or death.
As you can see, a number of different types of depression exist, as outlined in detail throughout this article. When left untreated, depression, no matter what type, can wreak havoc with your physical, mental and emotional health and can negatively impact your relationships with others, as well as your employment. If you or someone you know are struggling with depression, do not hesitate to get in touch with our friendly team at Brain Wellness Spa, to help you get back to feeling the happiest version of yourself as soon as possible.An unofficial list of all the Scrabble words you can make from the letters in the word gonoph. Anagrams and words you can make with an additional letter, just using the letters in gonoph!
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I was born Albert Anthony Martinez on July 4, 1985, in Whittier, California, to two working, middle-class parents. I had a pretty typical childhood. A lot of my childhood memories consisted of feeling different from my peers. While other kids were throwing sand in each other’s hair and making new friends on the blacktop, I was over in the corner of the field contemplating life and death and where exactly it was I fit into all of this. I was a good kid. I kept quiet and entertained myself mostly. I got good grades. All the adults (mostly my teachers) would use words like “bright” and “exceptional