I worked many years in the public school system. There were several children which had social disorders, which affected their behaviors. I also had my own child with Bipolar Disorder, which made it very important for me to research this topic so that I could help her learn to cope. In the research I conducted, as well as the training I participated in, I learned many concepts which I found to be very productive. I want to share those ideas with you. These are some simple tools and techniques which you can easily apply to help your child cope and for you to learn about triggers which lead those behaviors. |
When Television & Hope Collide. Loving someone with BipolarPosted by Flipswitch on Wednesday, May 18, 2011 - 7:18pm on Tuesday, June 21, 2011,
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to David Silver on the original Beverly Hills 90210 and Erin Silver (nicknamed "Silver") on the current 90210, TV has featured characters with bipolar disorder. Do any of these characters offer hope that people with bipolar can live happy, productive, law-abiding lives? Listen to find out
I am a passionate mother and trainer. I have a child which fought with problems socially fitting in with society. My child displayed difficulty understanding her feelings, knowing how to properly communicate the way she was feeling, and how to express those feelings. Does any of this sound familiar to you? Trying to understand your child and trying to help them fit in can be a difficult task. Know that I am no expert, but a mother trying my best to help my child have the sense of belonging, and sharing the research I have found. I hope you find something here which may help you.