When the hurts subsides below the conscious level, there may be a joyful release and the result may be the manic side. Furthermore, there are two types of emotional wounds. One type of an emotional wound is a cutting wound. Such emotional wounds do not heal properly by themselves. The second type of emotional wound is that of an emotional bruise.
Emotional bruises are the result of blows to one's identity.
If we believe these words, they become emotional bruises. As we strive to gain self-esteem, we my find ourselves on a roller coaster ride of ups and downs. For one to overcome this cycle, he must receive emotional healing and find an entirely new identity that does not change. A third factor is Strict, Harsh Childhood Discipline. There is a high coincidence between bipolar disorders and strict, harsh childhood discipline.