We use structured clinical interviews and mood history assessments to distinguish between Bipolar I, Bipolar II, and cyclothymic disorder. Each type has a distinct pattern of episode severity, duration, and frequency that shapes the treatment approach. Precision here makes everything that follows more effective.

We identify the sleep patterns, stressors, substances, seasonal changes, and life events that tend to precede or worsen your mood episodes. Trigger awareness is a core part of long-term bipolar management. Mapping your personal pattern gives you and your treatment team the ability to intervene earlier in a cycle before it escalates.

Anxiety disorders, ADHD, substance use, and sleep disorders frequently co-occur with bipolar disorder. Each additional condition complicates mood stability if left unaddressed. We assess the full picture so your treatment plan targets everything that's contributing to your symptoms rather than treating bipolar in isolation.

Bipolar disorder severity varies significantly from person to person. Some people experience infrequent, manageable episodes. Others cycle rapidly or experience episodes severe enough to affect their ability to work, maintain relationships, or stay safe. We assess your episode history, current functioning, and risk factors to build a treatment plan with the right level of intensity and support.