Yuval Dinary
Bipolar Specialist
Peer Support Worker,
Social Worker, Psychotherapist
Someone who's been there.
Bipolar Specialist
Peer Support Worker,
Social Worker, Psychotherapist
Someone who's been there.
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Bipolar disorder can be hard to navigate alone. I know because I've been there.
And someone you care about is probably there right now.
There's a lot in being Bipolar.
This can seem like a lot... because it is.
Fortunately there are those who've wrestled with the disorder and won.
Some of them pass on their skills to others.
There are academics and researchers who study the disorder from afar.
They give us insight into treatments we would've never considered.
There are psychologists who've worked on therapeutic models.
And many of them can help bipolar people.
There were inpatient staff who treated bipolar patients directly in mental asylums.
And most of the asylums were shut down because of psychiatric advancement.
Medications for bipolar people take are frequently improving.
They have less side effects than ever before.
More and more of modern life is made aware of bipolarity.
We have a language for its phenomenology and treatment.
And are therefore more effective in the recovery process.
It has never been a better time to be bipolar.
There is so much information about the disorder and its treatments.
There are so many frameworks and models at our disposal.
And there are people who've studied and lived bipolar disorder who can help.
We are no longer bound to the limited number of professionals in our locale.
We can work with those who specialize in our specific struggle.
Your specialist doesn't need to live in your country, yet, can guide you to recovery.
Know there is hope and plenty of it.
When I was diagnosed, I couldn't imagine a bipolar person sustaining a meaningful career, a long-term relationship, a satisfying life, or sobriety.
Yet, here I am, and here are my clients.
Or you can text/call me at: +1 (437) 292-4717
Disclaimer
Talk therapy, in all forms, is not a replacement for psychiatric or medical treatment. Do not stop taking medication without psychiatric / medical supervision or because you're starting talk therapy. Talk therapy can greatly compliment medications.
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