Family-Focused Treatment for Adolescents With Bipolar Disorder
Authors:
- David J. MiklowitzDMDavid J. Miklowitz
- David A. AxelsonDADavid A. Axelson
- Boris BirmaherBBBoris Birmaher
- Elizabeth L. GeorgeEGElizabeth L. George
- Dawn O. TaylorDTDawn O. Taylor
- Christopher D. SchneckCSChristopher D. Schneck
- Carol A. BeresfordCBCarol A. Beresford
- L. Miriam DickinsonLDL. Miriam Dickinson
- W. Edward CraigheadWCW. Edward Craighead
- David A. BrentDBDavid A. Brent
Open Access
- 1 September 2008
- journal article
- research article
- Published by American Medical Association (AMA) in Archives of General Psychiatry
- Vol. 65 (9) , 1053-1061
Abstract
Between 50% and 66% of bipolar patients have illness onset before age 18, and between 13% and 28% before age 13.1,2 Early onset of illness is associated with an unremitting course of illness, frequent switches of polarity, mixed episodes, psychosis, a high risk of suicide, and poor functioning or quality of life.3-10Keywords
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