Bipolar can be subtle and hard to detect, which is ironic considering how outlandish someone could become during a period of mania.
It’s then difficult to recognise, adjust and treat bipolar. Consequently, over 60% of people who screened bipolar positive from an NHS Digital study were not getting the correct treatment.
Joseph Reaidi looks into the lives of two people with type-two bipolar and how they recognised and adapted to bipolar.
This was a final-year project from Bournemouth University. The story is split into a blog feature, an audio interview, a video package and creating a print version.
READ FULL STORY: https://buzz.bournemouth.ac.uk/2018/12/bipolar-stigma-article/
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