A diagram that shows the treatment phases and illness transition points for bipolar disorder. It is a flowchart that shows a series of interconnected lines that represent the different stages of the treatment process. The first stage is the treatment phase which is represented by a curved line that starts at the top and ends at the bottom. The line is labeled with the words "treatment phases" and "illness transition points" in black text. The second stage is called "recovery" and is labeled as "treatment points". The third stage is labelled as "rescue" and has a series labeled "reaction". The fourth stage is marked as "maintenance (indefinite)". The fifth stage is represented as "acute (3-8 weeks) time". The sixth stage is characterized by "continuation (2-6 months)". There are also two transition points labeled "transition points" on the right side of the diagram. These transition points are labeled as recovery points indicating that the treatment is in progress. Overall the diagram is a visual representation of the process of treating bipolar disorder and how it affects the overall health and welling of those affected by it.

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