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My friend has bipolar disorder, is there a way to treat it without going to a psychologist?
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Psychiatrist: Those who want to avoid counseling as with a psychologist can go to a psychiatrist to see if medication can address bipolar disorder. That's a good idea even when seeing a psychologist.
Answered 8/2/2013
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