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BPII differs from the other main type of bipolar disorder, bipolar I (BPI), in two key ways. First, everyone with BPII experiences one or more periods of depression; however, depression may or may not be present in BPI. Second, people with BPII experience hypomania, a less severe version of mania, the episodic high or elevated mood that is the defining feature of BPI.

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trastorno bipolar I (BPI) e s una enfermedad mental cróni c a y grave que se caracteriza por episodios recurrentes de depresión mayor y manía

In the UK, about 7.4 billion tracks were streamed on audio services in 2013, twice the total recorded in 2012, says BPI, the music industry trade body.

This book is different from similar workbooks because of its focus on BPII, which is treated and managed differently than BPI. This book also includes strategies for managing anxiety, which frequently co-occurs with BPII. Finally, as opposed to other books, in this book we present strategies from several different psychotherapeutic approaches, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), family-focused treatment (FFT), and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT). Although some of these skills were developed from research studies involving people without bipolar disorder, we will show you how they can be applied to the specific needs of people with BPII.

The British record industry earned £519.7m overseas last year, the highest figure on record. Export revenues for music in 2020 grew by 6% compared to 2019, aided by the "explosive growth of music streaming", said record label association the BPI. One in 10 tracks streamed globally hail from the UK, with 300 British artists receiving 100 million streams or more. According to the BPI, the UK is still the largest exporter of music in the world, after the USA - but its share of the global market has dropped from 17% in 2015 to 10% last year. 12 “In 2019 arts and culture contributed £10.47 billion to the UK economy. This corresponds to 0.5% of total UK economic output. There were an estimated 226,000 jobs in the arts and culture sector in 2019, 40% of these were based in London”13