Quotes -- Bipolar Disorder, Dysregulation, and AI

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Bipolar disorder

The next hugely important thing about bipolar disorder treatments is support. It's other people. So, who are the people you trust to know about your condition and the symptoms of your

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Dysregulation

uh we're doing this one. So, I'm going to talk about bipolar disorder. uh what living with it has required me to learn and to become aware of and then I'm going to talk about the idea of

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AI support boundaries

up, you're a little bit down. That was my understanding of bipolar disorder. And that was not what was happening with my life or my experiences or my symptoms. They were far more complex.

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Human cognition

Could also be like this. This could be something like type one bipolar disorder where people are in a kind of fairly level state and then long prolonged intense periods of severe mania um or

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Responsible use of AI

because they're horrifying, but one in three people with bipolar disorder will attempt suicide. And untreated, one in five people will complete suicide. So, bipolar disorder is a a severely complex

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Personal experience and care context

changing time zones a lot is actually very dangerous for bipolar disorder because it causes sleep dis uh sleep issues and um disregulated sleep is one of the biggest causes of uh mania or

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Bipolar disorder

substances okay so substance use disorder in bipolar is very very very very high one of the highest for any psychological condition psychiatric condition uh that might be because

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Dysregulation

called Margot Orum and she has uh severe type 1 bipolar disorder and one of the things she told me that was quite surprising is that foundational changes in your core beliefs can be profoundly

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