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Anxiety
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Bipolar Disorder
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What’s the Difference Between Mania and Hypomania in Bipolar Disorder? by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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What’s the Difference Between Mania and Hypomania in Bipolar Disorder? by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

The difference between mania and hypomania can be confusing because they share most of the same symptoms; however, there are key differences.

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High Functioning Depression and Why it Matters by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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High Functioning Depression and Why it Matters by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

Sometimes, an individual can have a difficult time gauging their depression because it doesn’t conform to what they’ve heard.

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Depression and Sleep Trouble by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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Depression and Sleep Trouble by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

I explain what depression is, what sleep trouble looks like in depression, how sleep trouble happens, why it matters, and things to consider if you would like to address your sleep trouble.

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What is Bipolar II? by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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What is Bipolar II? by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

I define Bipolar II, how it differs from the other types of bipolar disorders, what it looks like, and how to obtain a diagnosis.

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Anger: When it Comes Back to Haunt You by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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Anger: When it Comes Back to Haunt You by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

An individual in their life may have seen this anger and is having a difficult time seeing them in any other light.

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Dilemma: Not wanting to go to sleep because tomorrow will come sooner by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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Dilemma: Not wanting to go to sleep because tomorrow will come sooner by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

For some, disrupted sleep is not due to difficulty falling asleep or difficulty staying asleep. The lack of sleep is an active effort…

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5 Reasons Why Ignoring Anxiety Can Make You Feel Worse by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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5 Reasons Why Ignoring Anxiety Can Make You Feel Worse by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

It’s not uncommon to make attempt to ignore, distract, or avoid addressing anxiety. In this post, I explain what happens and what it impacts.

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Dilemma: I Can’t Sleep by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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Dilemma: I Can’t Sleep by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

There can be multiple reasons why an individual might be having difficulty sleeping. Consider reflecting on these possible psychological factors…

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Overworking in Bipolar Disorder by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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Overworking in Bipolar Disorder by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

The ability to be highly productive can feel like an asset in bipolar disorder. It can be easy to complete many tasks or produce a lot of work at the beginning of a manic or hypomanic episode.

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4 Reasons Why You Can’t Fall Asleep at Night by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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4 Reasons Why You Can’t Fall Asleep at Night by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

What if you do not experience any known health concerns? Could there be other factors contributing to your sleep trouble? Here are some other factors…

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How to Spend Time with Your Loved One Who is Living with a Mental Illness by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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How to Spend Time with Your Loved One Who is Living with a Mental Illness by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

Loved ones of individuals living with a mental illness go through their own adjustment with the diagnosis. Some loved ones are at a loss about how to be with the individual who is living with a mental illness….

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Mood Episodes and the Power of Opposites by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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Mood Episodes and the Power of Opposites by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

When an individual is in a depressive, manic, or hypomanic episode, there’s a pull to go with the emotions they’re experiencing, which then leads their actions to be guided by these emotions.

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Feeling Lost When Your Partner is Living with Bipolar Disorder by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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Feeling Lost When Your Partner is Living with Bipolar Disorder by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

In this blog, I discuss bipolar disorder, expectations for loved ones, and tips.

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What is Anxiety? by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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What is Anxiety? by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

I explain anxiety, what it looks like, why it mattes, and what it impacts.

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Depression and the Catatonic Brain by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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Depression and the Catatonic Brain by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

Individuals living with depression can have trouble concentrating and making decisions. For some, this experience is severe enough to where their mind and thoughts are blank.

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Diagnosis and Feeling Like a Damaged Person by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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Diagnosis and Feeling Like a Damaged Person by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

A diagnosis could provide some relief because they now have a name for their experience and a path to treating it. On the other hand, some individuals who are diagnosed experience feeling like a damaged person, or that they are in some way defective.

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5 Ways to Fix Your Work Boundaries So That You Can Get Better Sleep by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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5 Ways to Fix Your Work Boundaries So That You Can Get Better Sleep by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

I define boundaries, how it relates to work, and things to consider so that you can get better sleep.

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Hypersexuality in Bipolar Disorder: It’s Not Only Sex by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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Hypersexuality in Bipolar Disorder: It’s Not Only Sex by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

Although sex is in the name, and some individuals might experience an increase in sexual activity, hypersexuality is not limited to sex.

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Consumed with Feeling Alone by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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Consumed with Feeling Alone by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

There are many reasons why an individual will feel alone. Here are a few examples…

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How loved ones can be helpful in recognizing bipolar disorder? by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT
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How loved ones can be helpful in recognizing bipolar disorder? by Robyn Tamanaha, LMFT

Loved ones of individuals living with mental illness are valuable because they have experiences with the individual, observations of the individual, and information about the…

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