Bipolar disorders. In focus - II type. Diagnostics, modern representations and treatment, 2nd edition. Schwartz H., Sapps T.

Type II bipolar disorder is given undeservedly little attention, given the burden that lies with the patients, despite the seemingly easier course (lack of manic episodes) compared to type I bipolar disorder. This publication is designed to eliminate this critical gap in the literature, relying on an evidence -based approach. The book is primarily intended for psychiatrists and scientists, but can be useful to everyone who is involved in assisting people with type II bipolar disorder, including patient relatives.