Types of Bipolar Disorder

Different people suffer Bipolar disorder in different ways. Some experience severe unhappiness but only mild episodes of euphoria. Others have extremley troubling manic episodes and very little depression.

Some switch between different moods several times a year, while others remain stuck in one mood or another for many months. Psychotic symptoms such as hearing voices or unrealistic beliefs are also common.

 

Once you have been diagnosed, your doctor will decide which type of bipolar disorder you have.
You may then work together with your mental healthcare team to decide the most appropriate treatment.

Be Positive - Bipolar Self-help, Malta

Open Meeting of the “Bipolar Self-help, Malta” – 13th November, Russian Chapel, San Anton
The “Be Positive - Bipolar Self-help, Malta” is organising an open meeting for all those suffering from this condition and their carers.

This will be held on Friday, 13th November, at 6.00pm, at the Russian Chapel, San Anton Palace – with the kind permission of H.E. Marie Louise Coleiro Preca, President of Malta.

We invite each and everyone who suffers from this condition, to come and meet us – we can help each other.

Please bring along your ID Card for Entry Security.

Come and listen – you are not alone.

Bipolar Malta

Laqgħa tal-grupp “Bipolar Self-help, Malta” - 13 ta Novembru, Kappella Russa, San Anton
Il-grupp “Be Positive - Bipolar Self-help, Malta” qed jorganizza laqgħa għal dawk kollha li jbagħtu b’din il-kondizzjoni u dawk li jieħdu ħsiebhom.

Din ser issir fil-Kappella Russa, tal-Palazz ta San Anton, nhar il-Gimgħa, 13 ta Novembru, fis-6.00pm.
(Bil-permess ġentili tal-Eċċ. Tagħha, il-President Marie Louise Coleiro Preca)

Nistednuk tiġi u ġġib miegħek xi ħadd li jista jgħinek. Tinsewx l-ID Card minħabba s-Security.

Ejja u isma – m’intix waħdek!