A book for people trying to overcome bipolar disorder

This book summarizes and organizes detailed knowledge about bipolar disorder, including its definition, diagnosis, treatment, and how families cope with it.
Additionally, the authors, who are bipolar disorder experts at domestic universities and hospitals, collected questions about bipolar disorder through a questionnaire and organized it into questions.
After writing the answers to each question, I carefully went through the process of having other experts verify the answers, just like writing a paper.
Because it has gone through this process, it is a book that can be referenced not only by the general public but also by experts.

We have compiled detailed information about bipolar disorder, including its definition, diagnosis, treatment, and how families can cope, in an easy-to-understand format.
--- From "Part 1: Bipolar Disorder, What Kind of Disease Is It?"

Rather than focusing on bipolar disorder as a disease encountered in clinical settings, we highlighted the various aspects of bipolar disorder that can be encountered in art, politics, and various other fields.
Many figures throughout history have suffered from manic depression, or have managed to overcome it.
Accordingly, some people lived tragic lives, while others lived creative lives.
Several examples will help us understand the various aspects of bipolar disorder.

--- From "Part 2: Bipolar Disorder, Is It Just My Problem?"

It is important to understand that our moods influence how we behave.
For patients with depression or bipolar disorder in particular, understanding their moods can be helpful in several ways.
We explain how to identify what your moods mean to you and how to evaluate yourself in those mood states.

--- From "Part 3: Bipolar Disorder, How to Deal with It?"

The questions explained here were compiled from questions about bipolar disorder that the authors, who are bipolar disorder experts at leading domestic universities and hospitals, collected through a survey and are comprised of those that require explanation.

--- From "Part 4: Bipolar Disorder, I'm Curious About This"