Cyclothymic Disorder and Cyclothymia

Moods and Mood Swings That Control Your Life: Transcend Mediocrity, Book 155

By: J. B. Snow

Narrated by: Pete Beretta

Do you feel like your moods control your life? Do you dread planning or scheduling anything because you don't know how you will feel that day? Do you avoid friends and family members because you know that your moods have a negative effect on them? Do your moods control your ability to successfully survive in the world and to ensure your own survival?

Many people who have mood swings suffer from conditions such as Asperger's syndrome, bipolar disorder, borderline personality disorder, and cyclothymic disorder. They feel paralyzed in their ability to live life to its fullest. They feel as though they are a prisoner to their mental health disorder or personality disorder. They want to be understood and empathized with, but they often suffer the stigma that comes with their disorder.

Did you know that cyclothymic disorder can turn into bipolar disorder and schizophrenia if it is not treated? Don't risk your mental health by stressing and overworking your brain and body. Take steps now to improve your mental health and your physical well-being. People who do not take steps to improve their mental health symptoms early in life often suffer from Alzheimer's, dementia, and psychotic episodes later in life. These are devastating conditions for yourself and your loved ones to suffer through.

This audiobook seeks to explain what cyclothymic disorder is, what its symptoms look like, and what can happen when a person has cyclothymic disorder. We also discuss 22 treatment options for people who suffer from cyclothymia and other mood disorders. This audiobook can be used by someone who is suffering from cyclothymic disorder, as well as friends and family members of someone who suffers from cyclothymic disorder.

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©2016 J.B. Snow (P)2016 J.B. Snow

Great!

Loved it, and I also loved when the reader made a mistake in the recording, and had a "dag nabbit" moment, haha, but pressed on!!!

cyclothymia Disorder

I found this to be a great brief pamphlet type of read but honestly it didn't go in-depth into any of the information

Well-intentioned but…

There’s a severe lack of educational literature about Cyclothymic Disorder and so I can appreciate the aim to help fill this gap, but this book misses the mark. For instance, when an author makes a hefty statement such as “untreated Cyclothymia can lead to schizophrenia” (which is a mischaracterization by the way), there’s a responsibility to provide ample explanation and analysis to flesh out the idea. This was simply not done at several different points in the book.

nothing you can't find on a youtube video

Very short, questionable recomendations about supplements and medications. I can't believe I spent a credit for this.

Nothing

Short, without any added value. It is like 3 blog posts from other people scraped into a pamflet