To continue learning about one of the disorders identified in this week's module, search the web for Ted Ed and watch the lesson titled What is Bipolar Disorder? by Helen M. Farrell. Upon completion, review the Think and the Dig Deeper links on the right side of the page. Finally, return to our Moodle site and use the Guided Discussion Question from Ted Ed for your discussion post for this class. Respond to this discussion question from Ted Ed: People all around the world are working hard to keep their lives healthy and happy. Many people diagnosed with bipolar disorder keep their illness a secret due to fears of being stigmatized. How can you support someone you know who has a mental illness without making them feel different or somehow marginalized in society? ** Video Link: #discussion

Supporting someone with a mental illness, such as bipolar disorder, without making them feel different or marginalized requires empathy, understanding, and creating a safe and inclusive environment.

One can provide support by educating themselves about the disorder, actively listening without judgment, and being available for open and honest conversations. Additionally, promoting mental health awareness and challenging stigmas can help create a more accepting society.

Understanding bipolar disorder and its challenges is essential in providing support. Educate yourself about the disorder, its symptoms, treatment options, and available resources. This knowledge enables you to approach the person with empathy and a better understanding of their experiences.

Listening without judgment is crucial. Create a safe space for the individual to express their thoughts and feelings without fear of being misunderstood or criticized. Practice active listening by validating their experiences, offering support, and refraining from making assumptions or generalizations.

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