How will a healing complement as well as multitude courtesy disorders similar to bipolar and/or depression? Will it turn improved for people or will they tumble by a cracks as well as be mistreated?
Aren’t bipolar people infrequently might as well as on top of normal intellectually?
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One in four Americans suffer from one sort of mental illness or another, and that doesn’t include those in prisons, those without insurance or the money to seek help, and those in denial of their condition. I believe that as more and more people come out into the public arena and inform others about mental illness, stigma will lesson, but it will take time. Right now, there is more of a problem with over diagnosing bipolar. As new medications and treatments become available, more people will be able to recover from these disorders.
You ask about genius and bipolar? How about Sir Winston Churchill, Patrick Kennedy, Patty Duke, Jane Pauley, Beethoven, Ted Turner, Teddy Roosevelt and Mark Twain to name a few. For a more complete list go to http://www.mental-health-today.....people.htm You’ll be surprised.
The stigma against mental illness may gradually improve, but I doubt it will become as widely acknowledged and supported as things like breast cancer are currently any time soon, which is a bummer because it is such a crap diagnosis to accept and deal with. It’s hard enough for the person who is diagnosed, but when you pile on the stigma and negative attitude of the general public it makes it that much harder. The public has to care enough to educate themselves, and bipolar people need to be brave enough to out themselves so others can see that we’re not just violent nutjobs.
There are some bipolar people with above average intellegence, but there have been no studies directly correlating mental illness and intelligence.