Well, I think this guy is sort of an authority in Bipolar disorders, has a clinical psychopharmacology textbook that's not the typical one from Stahl, a bit dry

Well, I think this guy is sort of an authority in Bipolar disorders, has a clinical psychopharmacology textbook that's not the typical one from Stahl, a bit dry on citations but some people seem to follow his school of thought: https://www.amazon.com/Clinical-Psychopharmacology-Principles-Nassir-Ghaemi/dp/0199995486 https://www.amazon.com/Clinical-Psychopharmacology-Principle... His ideas are rather controversial, as he charges against the whole DSM too but gives historical context on why. You can check out his podcast for a quick overview on his points: https://open.spotify.com/show/2UNy6ZRzomYZXJgN5DNXx9 https://open.spotify.com/show/2UNy6ZRzomYZXJgN5DNXx9 I'm not a doctor, and not that I agree with his thinking, but he does make an interesting point on how is this diagnosis handled, so I'm just leaving it out there for discussion here on HN, if it takes off.