It often doesn’t start the way you expect. There isn’t always a clear moment where things “become serious.” Instead, it builds quietly. Your child seems
You’ve probably already tried something. Maybe therapy once a week. Maybe a few coping strategies that seemed promising at first. Maybe even apps, routines, or
The moment a doctor says bipolar disorder, the room can feel strangely quiet. For many people, the first thought isn’t relief—it’s fear. Fear about medication.