The role and impact of psychotherapy in the management of bipolar disorder.

Journal article

Abstract:: A growing body of evidence documents the value of structured psychotherapeutic interventions for the co-management of bipolar disorder in the context of ongoing medication treatment. This article reviews the rationale, elements, and outcomes for those psychosocial treatments for bipolar disorder that have been examined in randomized trials. The available evidence suggests that interventions delivered in individual, group, or family settings, can provide significant benefit to patients undergoing pharmacotherapy for bipolar disorder.

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Author

Institution:

University of Oxford

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MSD

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Psychiatry

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Author

Language:: English
Keywords:: Bipolar Disorder

Interpersonal Relations

Antipsychotic Agents

Humans

Periodicity

Family Therapy

Comorbidity

Psychotherapy, Group

Anxiety

Cognitive Therapy
Pubs id:: pubs:168239
UUID:: uuid:e686ebec-41cb-452f-8825-82dd6758138c
Local pid:: pubs:168239
Source identifiers:: 168239
Deposit date:: 2012-12-19

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