As a parent of a young adult with bipolar, I wonder about phones as a source of blue light. You can put cell phones on "night mode," which is more amber. Is all this irrelevant? My bad if so (and yes, I know the connection between cell phone use and insomnia, insomnia mania connection). Thanks.
I don't actually know if this is meaningfully useful, I do know it's theoretically useful. But I haven't actually seen the day, and I should probably look.
Interesting that you call BPD a mood disorder second. Living in Ithaca NY for two years decidedly shifted my sleep/wake patterns around sunlight exposure.
Very good post. With my students the time of year and residents I tell them you can literally tell the time of year by looking at my schedule, suddenly populated with BPD-depressed clients. or those with SAD, or those yet undeclared BPD. one question i always have had is…is there an officual name for the third photoreceptor? It would be more convenient than a paragraph every tine I discuss this very content.
As a parent of a young adult with bipolar, I wonder about phones as a source of blue light. You can put cell phones on "night mode," which is more amber. Is all this irrelevant? My bad if so (and yes, I know the connection between cell phone use and insomnia, insomnia mania connection). Thanks.
I don't actually know if this is meaningfully useful, I do know it's theoretically useful. But I haven't actually seen the day, and I should probably look.
Thank you.
So very welcome
Interesting that you call BPD a mood disorder second. Living in Ithaca NY for two years decidedly shifted my sleep/wake patterns around sunlight exposure.
Generally we use BPD for borderline and BAD for bipolar in notes (bipolar affective disorder).
Thanks for updating my knowledge!
Got you!
That is very much the idea!
Very good post. With my students the time of year and residents I tell them you can literally tell the time of year by looking at my schedule, suddenly populated with BPD-depressed clients. or those with SAD, or those yet undeclared BPD. one question i always have had is…is there an officual name for the third photoreceptor? It would be more convenient than a paragraph every tine I discuss this very content.