BipolART

Exploring the intersection of art and mental health, this personal account by a long-term bipolar disorder sufferer highlights the therapeutic benefits of doodling and visual expression. Since 1998, the author has used art to externalize feelings, finding it particularly effective during depressive episodes. His eclectic creations, which resemble life forms, are accompanied by insightful commentary that reflects on their therapeutic impact. The volume includes a gallery of his work and an analysis of the connections between his art and his condition, making it a valuable resource for both medical professionals and those affected by bipolar disorder.