How People with Bipolar Think - How to Help

Overview: Humans all think, all the time and most people have similarities in thought processes. Most people have reasonable, measured, moderate thoughts. And while there are many variations on these theme, these thoughts occur on a bell curve with most people being in the meaty part of the curve.

Those with bipolar disorder, however, often have very extreme thoughts and their thought processes tend to exist on the very far ends of the bell curve. This can make understanding how a person with bipolar acts very challenging as these actions are driven by thought processes the average person doesn't experience. While these thoughts may seem "crazy" at first, it's important to realize that they are simply an extreme part of the human experience that do fall along a continuum that is experienced by everyone.

Understanding these thought processes is the first step in understanding why a person with bipolar does what he or she does and how you can help a person with bipolar disorder deal with his or her own illness either on a personal or professional level. This knowledge will breed a deeper understanding of the experience of this serious mental illness and increase compassion towards those facing it.
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