I definitely see a pattern of this happening and the manic symptoms are not necessarily being ´excited´, it can mean any mood elevated, aggression, irritation, etc. Often, following periods of mania, my husband becomes very depressed, filled with guilt and hates himself. Believe it or not, the depression is better than the mania, when he believes he is the king of the world, he doesn´t sleep much, he makes rash decisions.

I would say he is in a manic state at the moment as he has run away and I am very concerned for his well being. I know he will not get the help he needs in Turkey.

Would treatment for this illness be expensive in Turkey?

Thank you

as you said he will not get the help he needs in turkey..but even he get the help its not good idea having treatment for his situation in turkey as its mania depression sort ilness altough treatment is much cheaper comparing uk. On the other hand as the language barrier and other factors will lessen the effiency of the treatment in turkey.

just an advise..

There are many misspellings... Personal opinion; experienced Turkish teacher must be more careful, especially in here...

harpon..we are not in an english language competition here..let me remind you ,we are in TURKISH CLASS...so ÖZENTI olmaya gerek yok..anladın mı arkadaşım. So we are here to teach turkish not english..i hope you got the message ..so use your opinion for turkish..not english.

Özenti değilim ben, olmadımda... Bir Türkçe öğretmeni turkey değil Turkey, turkish değil Turkish, english değil English yazmalı ki; "experienced" farkını herkes görsün. Yoksa çeviri için dediğim birşey yok.