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Mood Swings: Managing anger, anxiety and low mood

Mandy Wilson

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Although the main audience for this book is individuals with mood swings, depression, low mood and anxiety, it may also be useful to nurses working with patients who have long-term conditions where mood swings may occur.

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Although the main audience for this book is individuals with mood swings, depression, low mood and anxiety, it may also be useful to nurses working with patients who have long-term conditions where mood swings may occur.

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Although the main audience for this book is individuals with mood swings, depression, low mood and anxiety, it may also be useful to nurses working with patients who have long-term conditions where mood swings may occur.

Key concepts: Mood swing, Mood, Anger, Anxiety, Psychology, Depression (economics), Affect (linguistics), Depressed mood

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