How to take the Bipolar Disorder Test

When answering the following statements it is useful to think about whether they have usually applied to you across much of your adult life - if the symptoms you are experiencing are new to you it could be indicative of certain types of Bipolar or it could be a result of something else.

About This Bipolar Test

This test is based on the Goldberg Bipolar Spectrum Screening test. It will only give an indication of whether you are showing some of the symptoms of Bipolar Disorder and cannot replace a full assessment nor should it be used to self-diagnose or decide upon a treatment plan. The test assumes that you have already had at least one episode of depression in your life.

Getting a full assessment, by a qualified clinician is therefore really important and if you are at all concerned about your symptoms or the results we would strongly recommend talking to your GP or calling one of the experts at Clinical Partners 0203 326 9160 who can arrange an assessment for you.

Diagnosing Bipolar can be very difficult because there are variations in the symptoms and variations of Bipolar Disorder.

Reference: Goldberg Bipolar Spectrum Screening Questionnaire, a Screening Test for Bipolar Spectrum Disorders

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How to take the Bipolar Disorder Test

1. Sometimes I am much more talkative than at other times.

2. I have periods where I feel wired or hyper and am really active.

3. I have periods where I feel really irritable or speeded up.

4. I have had times where I am both depressed and elated at the same time.

5. Sometimes I feel overcome with huge feelings of self-doubt and at other times I feel hugely overconfident.

6. There are large variations in the quantity and quality of my work depending on my mood.

7. I have periods where I cry a great deal and then at other times I feel really happy and joke or laugh excessively.

8. I have times where I feel really optimistic about life and other times where I feel there is no hope.

9. There are times where I have a lot more interest in sex than at other times.

10. At times I feel really angry and hostile.

11. I have periods of mental dullness and other periods of very creative thinking.

12. At times I am very sociable and other times I just want to be left alone.

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How to take the Bipolar Disorder Test

1. Sometimes I am much more talkative than at other times.

2. I have periods where I feel wired or hyper and am really active.

3. I have periods where I feel really irritable or speeded up.

4. I have had times where I am both depressed and elated at the same time.

5. Sometimes I feel overcome with huge feelings of self-doubt and at other times I feel hugely overconfident.

6. There are large variations in the quantity and quality of my work depending on my mood.

7. I have periods where I cry a great deal and then at other times I feel really happy and joke or laugh excessively.

8. I have times where I feel really optimistic about life and other times where I feel there is no hope.

9. There are times where I have a lot more interest in sex than at other times.

10. At times I feel really angry and hostile.

11. I have periods of mental dullness and other periods of very creative thinking.

12. At times I am very sociable and other times I just want to be left alone.

About This Bipolar Test

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