Interesting question- many of us would say no.\u00a0 But I’ve found that people who love those with bi-polar disorder do get used to some very stressful, aggressive, scary, uncontrolled and confusing behavior.\u00a0It’s often easier to let things go than face the issues and know that your life may be miserable for awile.<\/p>\n
This is one of my main areas of focus in my family member and partner coaching. It’s so easy to get used to truly unacceptable bipolar behavior- recognizing this and making changes is a huge step towards stability for everyone in the family.<\/p>\n
Cleck here<\/a> for the blog. I’d love to read your comments.<\/p>\n Julie<\/p>\n Click here<\/a> for\u00a0more information on my family member and partner coaching.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Interesting question- many of us would say no. But I’ve found that people who love those with bi-polar disorder do get used to some very stressful, aggressive, scary, uncontrolled and confusing behavior. It’s often easier to let things go than face the issues and know that your life may be miserable for awile.<\/p>\n This is one of my main areas of focus in my family member and partner coaching. It’s so easy to get used to truly unacceptable bipolar behavior- recognizing this and making changes is a huge step towards stability for everyone in the family.<\/p>\n Cleck here<\/a> for the blog. I’d love to read your comments.<\/p>\n Julie<\/p>\n