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Agitation is a more intense form of restlessness that can cause severe discomfort, impact daily life, and, at times, increase safety risks. While everyone may feel fidgety occasionally, people living with mood disorders like depression and bipolar disorder are more prone to experiencing agitation. Recognizing its signs and knowing how to respond can help individuals and their loved ones manage this challenging symptom and support overall wellness.

What You’ll Learn

  • Definition of agitation as it relates to mood disorders
  • Impact of agitation
  • Prevention and Treatment
  • Importance of safety planning

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For so many, being understood changes everything. Peer support helps people living with mood disorders find connection, discover new perspectives, and build hope for recovery.
Your gift helps DBSA expand access to free peer support groups and advance its recognition as part of the standard of care.
For so many, being understood changes everything. Peer support helps people living with mood disorders find connection, discover new perspectives, and build hope for recovery.
Your gift helps DBSA expand access to free peer support groups and advance its recognition as part of the standard of care.