Bipolar Hub at Western Sydney University

*Great Opportunity* ABC TV's interview series You Can’t Ask That is back in production. We are currently researching an episode that will feature people living with bipolar disorder, including a range of distinct perspectives from around the country. We're hoping to learn more about people's personal stories and lived experience of bipolar disorder – if you are comfortable sharing your experience for our research, please email your name, location and phone number to Isabel on [email protected].

https://redcap.helix.monash.edu/surveys/?s=XACEY9K8RWRRE7A8

Participants Needed - Swinburne University: Rhythms and Rewards Study

The Rhythms and Rewards study aims to examine day/night rhythms in how people pursue goals and rewards. For example, some people tend to be excited and motivated to go after goals in the evening, others tend to be more motivated in the morning. We are interested in how these daily rhythms may differ for people who do and do not have bipolar disorder.

We're recruiting people aged 18-45 years and based in Victoria; who have been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, and are currently receiving treatment.

To read more about the study and see if it's a good fit for you, https://www.beatlab-research.com/projects/rhythmsandrewards

Thank you for those of you who took part in this research. Results are available here and are open access.

Satisfaction with psychiatrist, psychologist and other mental health support services among people living with bipolar disorder in Australia Experiences of service use and satisfaction have been under-researched in mental health treatment for people living with bipolar disorder (BD) in Australia.This study aimed to explore how people in...

Cal Mania (CALM) Program at UC Berkeley are conducting an IRB-approved research study on bipolar disorder.

Our study at a glance:

Who: Adults 18-65 with bipolar I or II

Where: Online (US, Canada, UK, Australia, India) or local Bay Area option

What: Compare two eating plans (Mediterranean diet vs. time-restricted eating) alongside medication/standard treatment

Duration: 8-week intervention, with free coaching and support

Compensation: USD$25/hour for assessments (up to 20 hours online, 35 hours local)

If successful, these diets could complement medication and offer people with bipolar disorder and their families a low-cost, accessible tool to support stability and quality of life.

We are recruiting people to complete a survey about living with bipolar.

Stigma and bipolar disorder study Stigma and bipolar disorder study

Contact [email protected]
https://monashred.au1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_a9LDP7Ypr3i6cXs