If a Patient Was in a Depressive Phase of Their

If a patient was in a depressive phase of their bipolar disorder, an interpersonal therapist would:

A) treat the depressive phase in a similar manner to unipolar depression.
B) not prescribe the patient a "sick role" as in unipolar depression.
C) not treat the patient because interpersonal therapy is not appropriate.
D) treat the patient with a non-standardized interpersonal approach to therapy.