Australasian psychiatry : bulletin of Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists · 2023
Impact of mood stabilizers on creativity.
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Parker Gordon
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: While a DSM-5 criterion for both hypomania and mania is impaired functioning, the majority of those with a bipolar condition report improved functioning. When offered a mood stabilizer, many express concerns about any impact on their creativity. This piece seeks to address the question and attendant issues.
METHOD: Reference is made to the impact of differing mood stabilizers on cognitive performance and the limited data on any specific impact on creativity, while some personal observations are offered.
RESULTS: There appears to be a distinctive gradient in the cognitive impacts of differing mood stabilizers, with lithium offering the highest risk, carbamazepine and valproate providing a slight risk, and lamotrigine seemingly without cognitive side-effects.
CONCLUSIONS: The question not only invites a nuanced response from the clinician but argues for close observation of any cognitive side-effects when lithium is introduced.
METHOD: Reference is made to the impact of differing mood stabilizers on cognitive performance and the limited data on any specific impact on creativity, while some personal observations are offered.
RESULTS: There appears to be a distinctive gradient in the cognitive impacts of differing mood stabilizers, with lithium offering the highest risk, carbamazepine and valproate providing a slight risk, and lamotrigine seemingly without cognitive side-effects.
CONCLUSIONS: The question not only invites a nuanced response from the clinician but argues for close observation of any cognitive side-effects when lithium is introduced.