The Treating Bipolar Disorder Faster EFT

Before we discuss Treating Bipolar Disorder Faster EFT we must initially define the disease and illustrate its general symptoms. Originally known as “manic depressive illness”, bipolar disorder is defined by episodes of extremely excited/heightened mood, offset by periods of severe depression.

The medical definition of the heightened disposition is either asmania or hypomania. The two definitions are diagnosed upon the severity of the disorder and if psychosis is present.

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As far as symptoms, the heightened mania is characterized by an irregular degree of happiness and/or energy. Poor or hair-trigger decisions are common in this state, without the thought of cost, and these combine to define the disorder.

Quite often when the patient is in a manic stage of the disorder, the need for sleep is lessened or totally abandoned. The depressive cycle is often characterized by episodes of melancholy, absence of facial recognition and eye contact, as well as an unenthusiastic viewpoint on life in general. The risks of suicide and/or self-harm are great, and this is often dependent upon the age of the patient. Alcohol and/or drug abuse is common as an adjunct to bipolar disorder, as well as general anxiety disorder.

Treating Bipolar Disorder Faster EFT

Although bipolar disorder can be treated successfully it is also important to note that it is often a lifetime condition. Treatment should be consistent and should be sustained. As mentioned above, co-occurring disorders should be treated simultaneously, such as substance abuse; this often leads to dual diagnosis treatment which is common with the bipolar condition.

 

In general, the most successful treatment of bipolar disorder is a combination of psychotherapy and medication. As far as medication goes, anti-depressants and mood stabilizers (which are the most common prescribed) have been extremely successful, as well as anti-psychotic medication in some cases. All of the medications have different degrees of stability as well as side effects, therefore it is imperative the patient remains in contact with the prescribing physician and communicate any changes in mood or side effects.

Psychotherapy is a critical component in treating bipolar disorder, providing a degree of guidance and support in order to allow the patient an ability to define and control their mood swings. Cognitive behavioral therapy is extremely effective, allowing the patient to lessen or in some cases, eliminate negative thought and behavior.

In addition, family therapy is extremely helpful, especially in educating the family to the signs of mood swings and how to effectively deal with changes, learn coping skills, as well as adherence to medication schedules. Psycho-education can provide the patient with the ability to recognize their own changes in mood and to seek out further treatment when required.

In some cases – especially when dual diagnosis is diagnosed – a temporary stay at an inpatient program is often an excellent first step, providing stability and support removed from their routine life, and immediate education on managing the disorder and/or changes/modification of medication.

Treating Bipolar Disorder Faster EFT. I am no longer bipolar and I solved my own issues by using what worked.

 

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How to Address a “Disorder” using FasterEFT

Very Important:

First of all, and most importantly: FasterEFT is not intended as a replacement for medication or medical advice. Never come off your prescribed medication or other treatment without the assistance of your physician! Seeing your doctor is your first step. FasterEFT can be used in addition to whatever treatment you are currently using, so make sure you do not go against your doctor’s advice.

If you want to stop taking your medication, consult your doctor first, and follow their instructions. There is absolutely no need to stop your current treatment before starting to use FasterEFT!

The first step in addressing any condition is to recognize and accept that the answers lie within you, and you have the power to make the changes.

Take a moment to think about what bothers you most about your condition. What is it about this condition that has the biggest effect on you emotionally? Now, think back to when you first noticed this effect.

It may be that you didn’t notice it yourself, but that you were told about it by someone else, or that you’ve heard stories from others about how you first started to display these symptoms. You may also have heard stories about how relatives or others you know have experienced similar symptoms. We learn many of our coping skills from those around us, automatically and unconsciously.

Write down key words that represent each of the references you have that support this condition — make a note of one or two words that will remind you of all the memories that relate to the condition and your symptoms.

Then, start working your way through that list, addressing each memory, using the FasterEFT technique. Be sure to keep going until you have completely flipped the memory. To find out more details on flipping memories and why it’s crucial to your success, read: Why do We Flip Memories in FasterEFT?

You may wish to consult a certified FasterEFT practitioner if you feel unsure of addressing the condition on your own. A practitioner will be able to guide you in the most effective route to making the changes you want to achieve.

Robert G. Smith explains the truth about “disorders” — what they are and how they work:

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