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With bipolar, is it normal to hear a negative voice in your head? how can this be treated? thanks!
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Voices: A negative voice in your head needs to be evaluated by a mental health pro such as a clinical psychologist or psychiatrist. We can all do some negative self-talk at times but if this is something else you will get the support you need to manage it. Peace and good health.
Answered 3/3/2017
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