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An Unquiet Mind

I am not sure that reading memoirs of persons who had bipolar disorder is the most helpful strategy for patients and families. The books above would be a much better way to go. But, if one is looking for a memoir, here is one that is very popular.


A wonderfully written autobiographical story about bipolar disorder by Kay  Redfield Jamison, PhD.

  • It is a #1 bestseller in its category on Amazon.com.
  • Written in a captivating style. The author is obviously an accomplished writer.
  • A fascinating thing about this book is that the author both suffers from bipolar disorder and is a well-known expert on bipolar disorder herself

Have you read it yet? If so, leave a comment below. If not, click on the image or the link below to find out more about the book.

An Unquiet Mind: A Memoir of Moods and Madness

by Kay Redfield Jamison


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