Psychiatric Disorders
Bipolar Disorder A disorder affecting adults characterized by… Depressive episodes: e.g. sadness, anxiety, guilt, hopelessness Manic episodes: e.g. elevated/ irritable mood, racing thoughts, easily distracted
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