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Patients may feel gloomy or hopeless when they are depressed and may lose interest or pleasure in most activities. On the other hand, they may feel ecstatic, full of energy, or abnormally irritable when their mood switches to mania or hypomania (a milder form of mania). Sleep, energy, activity, judgment, conduct, and the ability to think clearly can all be affected by mood fluctuations.
Although bipolar disorder is a lifelong disorder, following a treatment plan might help patients control their mood swings and other symptoms. Medications and psychotherapy are used to treat bipolar disorder in the majority of cases.
We offer evidence-based psychiatry and psychology services for the treatment of mental health disorders with an integrative and personalized approach.
A team of compassionate and competent clinicians, researchers, academicians, technology experts, and care associates ensure patient-centric comprehensive mental healthcare.
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The stability of everyday rhythms such as sleeping, waking, and mealtimes are the emphasis of IPSRT. Better mood regulation is possible with a steady schedule. Establishing a daily schedule for sleep, diet, and exercise can help those with bipolar disorder.
The goal is to discover and replace unhealthy, negative thoughts and habits with healthy, positive ones. CBT can assist in determining what causes the bipolar episodes. It also involves helpful ways of dealing with stress and distressing circumstances.
DBT is a skill-based technique that can be used in both individual and group settings. It teaches mindfulness and acceptance skills, such as the ability to observe and experience moment-to-moment thoughts, emotions, and bodily sensations without making negative judgments. Distress tolerance, mood management, and interpersonal effectiveness are also taught.
Psychoeducation (learning about bipolar disorder) can assist Patient and their loved ones understand the illness. Knowing what’s going on can help in obtaining the best aid, recognizing problems, creating a relapse prevention plan, and staying on track with treatment.

