Bipolar Disorder Treatment

Bipolar disorder is a mental health condition marked by cycles of depression and mania. These episodes can affect work, relationships, and your sense of well-being. Understanding the type of bipolar disorder is key to building an effective care plan.

Types of bipolar disorder include:

• Bipolar I disorder: Involves manic episodes that may be followed by depression.
• Bipolar II disorder: Includes hypomania (less severe mania) and major depressive episodes.
• Cyclothymic disorder: Features milder mood swings that persist for two years or more.

Each type presents unique challenges, which is why treatment must be tailored to your needs.

• Feeling unusually energized or agitated

• Racing thoughts and rapid speech

• Sleeping less without feeling tired

• Impulsive or risky decisions

• Low energy, sadness, or hopelessness

• Losing interest in activities you once enjoyed

• Trouble concentrating or making decisions

• Shifts in sleep and appetite

• Thoughts of self-harm or feeling worthless