Bipolar disorder is a manageable mood disorder that affects diverse age groups, including adolescents. Teens with bipolar disorder often exhibit manic and depressive symptoms. Manic symptoms are associated with heightened energy or activity, while depressive symptoms are usually debilitating. Unfortunately, promptly recognizing bipolar symptoms in teens can be challenging, as they may overlap with other disorders or …

Inpatient treatment is the best option when a teen’s bipolar disorder becomes too severe to manage at home. If your teen experiences extreme mood swings, suicidal thoughts, uncontrollable aggression, or struggles to function in daily life, inpatient care provides safety, stability, and professional support. At an inpatient treatment center for bipolar disorder, teens receive 24/7 care, medication …

Around 3% of adolescents in the US suffer from teen bipolar disorder. Teenagers with BPD have a higher suicide death rate, signifying the importance of prompt treatment of teen bipolar disorder. At Nexus Teen Academy, we offer tailored treatment plans and therapy for teenagers and their families battling with teen mental health disorders and substance abuse addiction. …

Teens are less equipped to manage the ups and downs of bipolar disorder independently. Therefore, most turn to their parents for care, support, and guidance. However, the extreme mood swings and potential behavioral challenges associated with the condition often leave parents overwhelmed. If you are a parent struggling to care for a teenager with bipolar …

Extreme mood swings, from manic or hypomanic episodes to depressive episodes, characterize Teen Bipolar disorder. Both parents and teens may misinterpret each other’s words or intentions due to this heightened emotional state. The communication style of a teenager with bipolar disorder may be more erratic or intense compared to their typical peers, making it challenging …