doi: 10.1176/ps.62.11.pss6211_1267.
An automated Internet application to help patients with bipolar disorder track social rhythm stabilization
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An automated Internet application to help patients with bipolar disorder track social rhythm stabilization
Psychiatr Serv.
2011 Nov.
Abstract
This column describes a pilot study of a fully automated, Internet-based program that provides a key element of interpersonal and social rhythm therapy, a form of psychotherapy shown to be effective in the treatment of bipolar disorder when combined with mood-stabilizing medication. Participants (N=64) recorded the time they completed activities of daily living and their mood at the time of each entry. After 90 days they demonstrated a 31% increase in social rhythm stability and a small, though statistically significant, decrease in symptoms of abnormal mood. Internet-based programs can enhance access to a best practice in the management of bipolar disorder.
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