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KirSa_EnigmASenior Contributor
Has anybody got experience with Interpersonal Social Rhythm Therapy to treat bipolar disorder?
I'm looking for a practicioner - any support with this process? [Edited by moderator]
Thanks.
In response to: Seeking recommendations: Interpersonal Social Rhythm Therapy for Bipolar
MermaidHairSenior Contributor
Hey @KirSa_EnigmA, how are you doing?
I don't have personal experience with it and I don't have a recommendation for a provider sorry. However I did want to share that I have read and heard a lot of very good things about it when I was researching options for myself.
I think it sounds like a brilliant therapy and treatment option but different things work for different people. I would absolutely pursue it myself if I needed more options. I really hope you can find some more information 😊
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