A major study finds nearly half of bipolar disorder patients stop treatment within a year of diagnosis.
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- Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy
- Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy
Family Burden as Severe in Alcohol Dependence as in Dual Diagnosis, Study Finds
Caring for alcohol dependence alone can burden families as much as dual diagnosis with bipolar disorder requiring tailored carer support.
- Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy
Childhood Trauma Linked to Weaker Memory and Thinking Skills in People with Bipolar Disorder
Childhood maltreatment is linked to measurable cognitive deficits in people with bipolar disorder across multiple thinking domains.
- Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy
Bipolar Mood-Tracking Apps Not Yet Ready for Clinic, Researchers Warn
Mood-tracking smartphone apps for bipolar disorder show mixed performance and need stronger standardisation before clinical adoption.
- Mind & Brain
Brain Scan Study Suggests Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder Share Common White Matter Changes
Brain scans reveal shared white matter changes in schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, supporting a psychosis spectrum and potentially improving earlier diagnosis.
Brain scans show bipolar disorder affects thinking flexibility even when mood is stable, explaining ongoing daily functioning difficulties and guiding treatment focus.
Bipolar treatment in Los Angeles offers personalised care and long term strategies to support a balanced and fulfilling life.
- Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy
Heston Blumenthal Praised for Bipolar Documentary Shedding Light on Mental Health Struggles
Heston Blumenthal’s BBC documentary has been praised for raising awareness about bipolar disorder and reducing stigma through personal storytelling.
- Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy
EastEnders Storyline Reveals Link Between Grief and Bipolar Challenges
by Psychregby PsychregEastEnders is being praised for showing how grief can trigger bipolar episodes and highlighting the importance of early intervention.
- Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy
Sudden Sleep Shifts May Signal Impending Highs in Bipolar Disorder
Subtle shifts in sleep and activity detected by wearable devices can predict hypomanic episodes in bipolar disorder up to three days in advance.
Bipolar UK experts address widespread myths about bipolar disorder to reduce stigma and improve understanding of the condition affecting over one million people in the UK.
New Bipolar UK findings reveal widespread stigma, with 25% of people with bipolar believing society fears them, prompting urgent calls for education.
- Mental Health & Well-Being
Having 2 Children Might Be Best for Women’s Mental Health, According to New Study
A study using UK Biobank data suggests that having two children may be linked to the lowest risk of bipolar disorder and major depression in women.
- Mental Health & Well-Being
Heston Blumenthal Joins Bipolar UK as Ambassador to Tackle Stigma and Delay in Diagnosis
Heston Blumenthal, recently diagnosed with bipolar, joins Bipolar UK as an ambassador to combat stigma and push for an earlier diagnosis, sharing his story to inspire others.
- Mental Health & Well-Being
National Inquiry Reveals 19% Increase in Suicide Among Individuals with Bipolar Disorder
The National Confidential Inquiry into Suicide and Safety in Mental Health reports a 19% increase in suicides among individuals with bipolar disorder, highlighting systemic care deficiencies.