We are currently conducting a research study exploring the wellbeing, support needs and experiences of unpaid carers supporting someone with a psychotic disorder, such as schizophrenia or schizoaffective disorder, or bipolar disorder in Australia. The aim of the study is to better understand carers’ experiences so that future services and supports can be more responsive to the needs of carers and families. The survey is anonymous and participation is voluntary. You are eligib

ICoN-BD is short for 'Identifying Correlates of Neuropsychological functioning in Bipolar Disorder'. This research project aims to get a better understanding of the reasons for variability in thinking and emotional skills in people with bipolar disorder. In doing so, this research will help us to better understand bipolar disorder itself, which will help us to develop more effective and targeted treatment strategies. Who can participate? Participants aged between 18 and 6

In this study, we aim to understand how women living with bipolar disorder experience their relationship with food, and to explore how conversations about food and nutrition are addressed within their health‑care encounters. What will I be asked to do? Participation in this research is completely voluntary. If you are interested in participating, you will be asked to complete: An online questionnaire related to your bipolar disorder diagnosis (up to 10 minutes), and A ~1-hour

Is there a silent P contributing to Postpartum Psychosis? This project will explore risk factors that contribute to the development of Postpartum Psychosis. For more information and to register, click here.

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Could changing when or what you eat help manage bipolar symptoms? UC Berkeley is conducting the largest study of its kind to explore whether two eating approaches—the Mediterranean Diet and Eating by the Clock (eating during a regular 10-hour window each day)—might help with mood, sleep, and energy for people living with bipolar disorder. We're inviting adults ages 18-65 who are currently receiving care for bipolar disorder to join us. Over 8 weeks, you'll follow one of these

Do you have bipolar disorder and are interested in a new potential treatment? Deakin University are looking for participants diagnosed with bipolar disorder who are currently experiencing bipolar depression. The CADET team are trialing adding on a commonly used blood pressure medication to existing treatment, which may help improve low mood and improve quality of life. If you, or someone you know, resides in Melbourne, Geelong, or Brisbane: Have been diagnosed with bipolar di

This focus group is part of a larger study that aims to develop an art-based mood monitoring method (MMMET) to help individuals living...

Changes in sleep and daily activity rhythms can impact the moods of people living with bipolar disorder. The aim of this study is to...

We are seeking participants for research into a lithium patch for transdermal lithium delivery to improve treatment for bipolar disorder....