Hi,

The other day I sent out a notice about a resource I have titled:

“7 Secrets To Supporting A Child Or Adolescent With Bipolar Disorder.”

It’s located at:
http://www.bipolarsupporter.com/specialoffer/7secretschild/

I have been asked by several people saying, “David, what’s the difference between bipolar disorder in adults and in children?” I have seen this so many times, I have to correct the rumor that started somewhere that they are both the same.

The truth is, that bipolar disorder in adults and bipolar disorder in children is NOT the same!

They even have a name for bipolar disorder in children – it’s called pediatric bipolar disorder, or early-onset bipolar disorder.

The only thing the same is that children are still being diagnosed by the adult criteria in the book used by psychiatrists to diagnose patients, but that’s just because they haven’t caught up yet.

Many doctors and psychiatrists still don’t believe that there’s a difference.

But any parent trying to support a child or teenager with bipolar disorder will tell you that there’s a BIG difference!

For one thing, some of the symptoms are different.

For example, rather than go out on elaborate spending sprees, they are more likely to do things like attention getting behaviors.

Another thing is that there is a rumor that a child might outgrow their pediatric bipolar disorder when they reach adolescence, and that is NOT true, either!

Or that a teenager will outgrow their bipolar disorder when they become an adult, and that is NOT true, either!

I think it would be great if these things were true, but I think you need to know the TRUTH about bipolar disorder and children and adolescence.

And about how to support them.

That’s why I’ve written a whole report about it.

For more information on:

“7 Secrets To Supporting A Child Or Adolescent With Bipolar Disorder”

Please visit:
http://www.bipolarsupporter.com/specialoffer/7secretschild/

David Oliver is the author of the shocking guide “Bipolar Disorder—The REAL Silent Killer.” Click Here to get FREE Information sent via email on how and why bipolar disorder kills.