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...become completely mute, withdrawn and do not respond to stimulus or to the world around them. This is known as catatonia. The experience of bipolar is uniquely personal. No two people have the same experience, responses to treatments or recovery patterns. Who gets bipolar? How and why people get or become bipolar is not well understood. It has long been thought that...

...becomes established, defining it as a psychological and social defence against our own feelings of vulnerability, anxiety and aggression. Under this model, bullying is an attempt to project our own vulnerability and fear into other people, something that under the right (or wrong) circumstances we are all capable of doing. [A nurse has a moment of stress] This is not to...