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Bipolar Disorder Treatment in Providence

10 holistic practitioners in Providence who can help with Bipolar Disorder. Gabriel's evidence-based protocols, matched to local practitioners.

10 Practitioners
2 Treatments
6+ Supplements

Gabriel's Approach to Bipolar Disorder

Gabriel recognizes bipolar as serious psychiatric condition often requiring medication—NOT suggesting to replace mood stabilizers without medical supervision (dangerous). Biomedical support enhances conventional treatment, some patients stabilize and reduce medications with comprehensive approach. P...

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Key Supplements

  • Omega-3 (EPA dominant) 2-4g/day (proven effective for bipolar depression, may prevent mania)
  • NAC 2000mg 2x/day (reduces depression, improves function in bipolar—large trials)
  • Inositol 12-18g/day (may improve depression, mood stabilization—some evidence)
  • Folate (L-methylfolate if MTHFR mutation) 15mg/day (improves depression, especially with lithium)
  • Magnesium 400-600mg (calming, supports mood stabilizers, many deficient on lithium)
  • Vitamin D3 5000-10000 IU (mood regulation, anti-inflammatory)

Key Lab Markers

  • Clinical diagnosis (DSM-5 criteria, mood charting), Lithium level (if on lithium—therapeutic 0.6-1.2 mEq/L, monitor regularly), Thyroid function (TSH, Free T4—lithium affects thyroid, hypothyroidism worsens depression), Kidney function (lithium affects kidneys—BUN, creatinine, urinalysis), Comprehensive metabolic panel, CBC, Vitamin D, Folate (especially if on mood stabilizers—anticonvulsants deplete folate), B12, Magnesium, Omega-3 Index, hs-CRP (inflammation), Fasting glucose and lipids (atypical antipsychotics cause metabolic syndrome—monitor), Substance abuse screening (common in bipolar—worsens outcomes), Sleep study (if sleep apnea suspected—disrupts mood), Genetic testing (pharmacogenomics—some metabolize medications differently)
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Practitioners in Providence for Bipolar Disorder

Sorted by treatment relevance and Practitioner Score

#1
80GPS

Dr. Chrysanthi Kazantzis

Dr. Chrysanthi Kazantzis·N.D., MS
5.0(168)
245 Waterman St, Suite 200, Providence, RI 02906
Functional Medicine Consultation
#2
80GPS

Dr. Bridget Casey

Dr. Bridget Casey·N.D.
4.9(142)
35 S Angell St Unit 7, Providence, RI 02906
Western Herbal Medicine
#3
80GPS

Dr. Sheila M. Frodermann

Dr. Sheila M. Frodermann·MS, N.D., DHANP, CCH
4.8(187)
144 Waterman Street, Suite #3, Providence, RI 02906
Homeopathy
#4
80GPS

Dr. Martine Delonnay

Dr. Martine Delonnay·N.D., M.D.
4.7(118)
845 North Main St, Suite 8, Providence, RI 02904
natural medicine
#5
80GPS

Dr. Brenda Bithoney

Dr. Brenda Bithoney·N.D.
4.6(94)
Providence, RI
naturopathic medicine
#6
80GPS

Dr. Noelle Cardarelli

Dr. Noelle Cardarelli·N.D., DAc
4.7(107)
Providence, RI
Acupuncture
#7
80GPS

Dr. Celeste Ruland

Dr. Celeste Ruland·N.D., CPT, LMT
4.7(91)
Providence, RI
naturopathic medicine
#8
80GPS

Dr. Achina Stein

Dr. Achina Stein·D.O., DFAPA, ABIHM, IFMCP
4.8(136)
Downtown Providence, RI
integrative medicine
#9
80GPS

Sally Davidson

Sally Davidson·RN, MS, ANP-BC, IFMCP
4.6(87)
Downtown Providence, RI
Functional Medicine Consultation
#10
80GPS

Hong Xu

Hong Xu·Holistic Medicine Specialist
4.5(79)
Providence, RI
holistic therapies

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