MDA
is funded by the Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA),
community donations and is a member of the
BC Partners for Mental Health and Addictions Information.
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To
find out more about mood disorders click on the links below.
Bipolar
The distinction between bipolar illness and other depressive disorders
is that patients swing from depression to mania, generally with
periods of normal moods in between the two extremes...More
Depression
With
depression also known as unipolar disorder, you can have feelings
of sadness, anxiety and hopelessness...More
Anxiety
Commonly associated with depression, panic disorder can appear
very suddenly. The onset of their first "panic attack"
can make one feel like they are "going crazy" and are
unable to control their anxiety..More
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