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Bipolar can be successfully treated – the first step is getting an assessment. We can help with both.
Bipolar can be successfully treated – the first step is getting an assessment. We can help with both.
Bipolar can be very hard to live with; a thorough assessment and treatment plan can make all the difference.
There are 5 types of Bipolar Affective Disorder – up to 70% people get misdiagnosed as the symptoms are similar to other conditions.
Bipolar is characterised by changes in moods, the cycle and severity depending on the type of Bipolar.
Misdiagnosis is very common with Bipolar, so seeing an expert in the condition is key.
Both talking therapies and medication have been proven as effective for treating Bipolar Disorder.
Read more about the different types of medication used to treat Bipolar and common side effects of each.
Medication isn’t the only option for treating Bipolar – talking therapies and Psychology have been proven to increase the likelihood of recovery.
The Bipolar Disorder test is an easy and anonymous way of finding out if the symptoms you are struggling with, and how you are feeling is a result of Bipolar. Your results may indicate whether you might benefit from treatment from one of our experienced, senior psychiatrists, psychologists or psychotherapists.
Take a 5 minute testYou don’t need a GP referral to book a diagnosis
Appointments usually available within a few days, nationwide
Qualified and friendly triage team to help you find the right option
Every year we help thousands of people, just like you, to find expert, Consultant Psychiatrists, Psychologists and Psychotherapists who have many years’ experience in diagnosing and treating bipolar disorder.
93% of patients would recommend us to Family and Friends
Bipolar – 70% of people with Bipolar will be misdiagnosed at least once
Parliament Briefing 2017
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