Index
Page numbers followed by an f indicate figure; t indicate table.| ADHD (attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder) vs. bipolar disorder, 54, 56t, 61 | |
| Alcohol/substance abuse and bipolar disorder, 60 | |
| American Psychiatric Association Guideline for the Treatment of Bipolar Disorder, 31–32 | |
| Amitriptyline, 29 |
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| Bech-Rafaelsen Mania Scale, 59 | |
| Beck Depression Inventory, 128 | |
| Behavioral activation, 102 | |
| Biochemical model of bipolar disorder (lack of), 18 | |
| Bipolar disorder, 16, 26. See also Integrative | |
| theoretical model | |
| assessment issues, 62 | |
| Axis I comorbidities, 59–61 | |
| Axis II comorbidities, 61 | |
| complicating factors, 50–51 | |
| diagnostic methods, 58 | |
| medical comorbidities, 62 | |
| mixed state, 52 | |
| severity measurement methods, 58–59 | |
| systematic structured assessment, 50, 58 | |
| circadian dysregulation-based theories, 18–20 | |
| differential diagnosis, 54, 55t-56t, 57 | |
| genetic factors, 16, 52 | |
| kindling process investigation, 28 | |
| medications, 17 | |
| neurotransmission theories, 17–18 | |
| personal cost of illness, 85 | |
| psychological/psychosocial theories, 20–21 | |
| resources, 194–196 | |
| stigma, 52–53 | |
| subtypes, 57–58 | |
| treatment adherence issues, 18 | |
| Bipolar disorder awareness, 1–2 | |
| Bipolar disorder psychotherapeutic intervention | |
| clinician's responsibilities, 42 | |
| current approaches, 27. See also Empirically supported psychotherapies | |
| acute bipolar depression, 29–30 | |
| acute mania treatment, 28–29 | |
| antipsychotic medication, 31–32 | |
| Expert Consensus Guidelines, 33 | |
| mood stabilization, 30–31 | |
| psychosocial treatment, 32–35 | |
| somatic treatment approaches, 27–28 | |
| U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs guidelines, 34 | |
| and lifestyle changes, 4 | |
| and social rhythm stability, 23 | |
| Bipolar disorder/IPSRT case example/adult onset (hormonal and circadian challenge of parturition), 5–9 | |
| illness history timeline, 66–67, 67f | |
| “instability model,” 18–19 | |
| IPSRT therapy | |
| evaluation of case history, 9 | |
| evaluation of cojoint psychoeducational sessions with family, 10 |
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Publication information:
Book title: Treating Bipolar Disorder: A Clinician's Guide to Interpersonal and Social Rhythm Therapy.
Contributors: Ellen Frank - Author.
Publisher: Guilford Press.
Place of publication: New York.
Publication year: 2005.
Page number: 208.
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