Demi’s most important diagnosis is bipolar II disorder. In her case, mood swings were getting out of hand. During her tour she admitted to physically striking one of her back up dancers. She said she felt horrible afterward because the dancer was her friend. At this point, her family and management held an intervention. Afterward, she quit her tour and checked into a residential treatment center. For a case like this, checking into a center would be the first call of action. People who suffer from bipolar disorder (either I or II) will find this kind of treatment beneficial. Interventions help manage interpersonal and practical problems. In addition, the family of the patient can acquire and practice new coping styles, communication, and develop
