Journal of Education and Health Promotion
Examining the effectiveness of group-based... : Journal of Education and Health Promotion
What this article backs
- Interpersonal Social Rhythm Therapy Functional Impairment
- Interpersonal Social Rhythm Therapy Suicide Risk
- Interpersonal Social Rhythm Therapy decreases Functional Impairment.
- Interpersonal Social Rhythm Therapy decreases Suicide Risk.
In its own words
The results of this study support the positive effect of IPSRT in improving suicidal thoughts and social adjustment in patients with bipolar disorder and a history of suicide attempts.
The findings indicated that IPSRT led to significant improvements in suicidal ideation and social adjustment among the participants.