Psychiatrists often fail to distinguish between mild mania and severe mania in treating patients with bipolar disorder, says the author of a new book.

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Bipolar Advantage, Inc. of San Francisco announces a new consulting service providing solutions for businesses dealing with the "Bipolar Economy." Company president Tom Wootton said, "In recent months discussions about the boom and bust cycles of our economy going back to the Great Depression have been the focus of many news stories. During boom cycles companies experience periods of inflated feelings of power or delusions of grandeur, characterized by excessive risk taking and out of control spending. During bust cycles companies experience periods of indecisiveness, black and white thinking, loss of energy and fatigue, even feelings of worthlessness and suicidal thoughts. These reactions are classic symptoms of bipolar."

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Author’s new book shows how to use the disorder to succeed in life.

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Elizabeth Nelson’s new book Brain Matters covers twenty years of first-hand experience with suicide, severe depression and bipolar disorder. The book includes information about the seven types of illnesses, the history of psychiatry, psychotherapy, substance abuse, bipolar children, depression and women, depression and work, recovery and getting help.

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Bipolar Advantage Publishers is releasing a new book by Tom Wootton on January 15th that defines success in a way that no one ever has. "Bipolar In Order: Looking at Depression, Mania, Hallucination, and Delusion from the Other Side" challenges everything we believe about bipolar from how we define it to how we treat it, and details a clear path to a better life.

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