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Mood disorders are medical conditions affecting brain chemistry, often with a genetic link, and are not caused by personal weakness or fault. Unlike normal mood swings, the shifts in mood disorders are more intense, last longer—sometimes weeks or months—and significantly interfere with daily life, relationships, and responsibilities. With treatment and support, people with mood disorders can still lead fulfilling lives.

What You’ll Learn

  • Diagnosis
  • Treatment
  • Wellness Planning and Tracking
  • How to talk to family, friends, and health care providers

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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.