Journal of Clinical Medicine
Stabilizing Sleep–Wake Cycles and Social Functioning in Bipolar Disorders: Effect of Interpersonal and Social Rhythm Therapy
What this article backs
- Interpersonal Social Rhythm Therapy Circadian Rhythm Disruption
- Interpersonal Social Rhythm Therapy Functional Impairment
- Interpersonal Social Rhythm Therapy decreases Circadian Rhythm Disruption.
- Interpersonal Social Rhythm Therapy decreases Functional Impairment.
In its own words
IPSRT produced sustained improvements in social rhythm stability and social functioning, demonstrating its clinical value in the management of bipolar disorder.
Participants in the IPSRT group demonstrated significant improvements in social rhythm regularity.
