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Comprehensive Bipolar Disorder Treatment in London at Schoen Clinic Chelsea

Private bipolar treatment, support and therapy in London

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At Schoen Clinic Chelsea, we specialise in providing expert diagnosis and treatment for bipolar disorder and related mood conditions. Our dedicated team of psychiatrists, therapists, and mental health professionals offers comprehensive care tailored to your individual needs, helping you manage symptoms and improve your quality of life.

Whether you’re experiencing bipolar 1, bipolar 2, or other mood disorders such as cyclothymia, we are here to guide you on your journey to stability.

Understanding bipolar disorder – what are the symptoms and types?


Bipolar disorder is a complex mental health condition characterized by extreme mood swings that include emotional highs (mania) and lows (depression). These shifts in mood can affect daily life, relationships, and overall well-being. Understanding the different types of bipolar disorder and their symptoms is essential for early detection and effective treatment.


Bipolar disorder symptoms:


  • Manic episodes: Excessive energy, impulsive behaviour, reduced need for sleep, and heightened mood.

  • Depressive episodes: Persistent sadness, loss of interest in activities, fatigue, and difficulty concentrating.

  • Hypomania: Milder manic episodes that can still impact functioning.


Types of bipolar disorder:


  1. Bipolar 1: Defined by severe manic episodes that last for at least a week, often requiring hospitalization, followed by depressive episodes.

  2. Bipolar 2: Characterized by hypomanic episodes and more intense depressive episodes.

  3. Cyclothymia: A milder form of bipolar disorder with alternating periods of hypomania and mild depression over two years.


If you're experiencing these bipolar disorder symptoms, seeking a professional bipolar diagnosis is crucial. At Schoen Clinic Chelsea, we offer comprehensive bipolar assessments in London to help you understand your condition.


Signs and symptoms of bipolar disorder – when to seek help


Recognising the signs of bipolar disorder is the first step towards effective treatment. If you or a loved one are experiencing symptoms like mood swings, periods of excessive energy or deep sadness, or difficulty managing daily life, it may be time to seek professional care.


Bipolar signs and symptoms:


  • Mania or hypomania: Heightened energy, grandiosity, racing thoughts, distractibility.

  • Depression: Prolonged periods of sadness, guilt, loss of interest, and suicidal thoughts.


Other related symptoms include anxiety, irritability, and difficulty concentrating, which can further complicate the disorder.

Get in touch with our team at our London mental health clinic for specialised bipolar treatment


If you're looking for bipolar support, please reach out to our caring team in London today. We have appointments available in as little as 24 hours so you can begin treatment with minimal wait.


To access private treatment as swiftly as possible, simply fill out our online pre-screening questionnaire at any time to suit you.


How much does bipolar treatment cost?


The cost of different types of treatment, therapy or support will vary. See our full breakdown of our prices and funding options for more information or specific costs.

Bipolar disorder diagnosis and assessments in London


At Schoen Clinic Chelsea, we provide expert bipolar disorder assessments tailored to your unique symptoms and needs. A thorough evaluation is essential for an accurate diagnosis and includes a detailed psychiatric interview, medical history, and psychological assessments.


Our experienced psychiatrists in London specialise in identifying bipolar 1, bipolar 2, and cyclothymia to develop an effective treatment plan.


What is bipolar disorder and how is it treated?


Bipolar disorder is a chronic condition that can be managed with the right combination of treatments. At Schoen Clinic Chelsea, we believe in a multidisciplinary approach, ensuring that all aspects of the condition are addressed. Treatment typically includes a combination of medication, therapy, and lifestyle modifications.


Bipolar disorder treatment:


  1. Medication: Common medications include mood stabilisers like antipsychotic medications, and antidepressants to manage both mania and depression.

  2. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT): Our CBT therapists in London work with individuals to identify negative thought patterns and develop strategies to manage mood swings effectively.

  3. Psychoeducation: We offer guidance on understanding the disorder, recognizing triggers, and managing daily life with bipolar disorder.

  4. Family therapy: Bipolar disorder affects not just the individual but also their family. Our specialists provide support to loved ones to help them better understand and cope with the disorder.


We are committed to offering personalised care, whether you're seeking bipolar treatment in London or need ongoing support for managing your condition.

Living with bipolar disorder – support and resources


Managing bipolar disorder is an ongoing process, and we offer continued support at our private outpatient mental health clinic in London. At Schoen Clinic Chelsea, our goal is to help you achieve long-term stability through regular follow-ups, therapy sessions, and medication management.


How to manage bipolar disorder


  • Routine: Establishing a regular sleep, exercise, and meal schedule can help manage mood swings.

  • Therapy: Engaging in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and other forms of talk therapy can be instrumental in coping with the emotional challenges of bipolar disorder.

  • Medication adherence: Staying on prescribed medication is critical for preventing manic or depressive episodes.


Our expert team at Schoen Clinic Chelsea is here to provide ongoing support, ensuring you maintain stability and quality of life.


Specialist bipolar disorder treatment in London


At Schoen Clinic Chelsea, our team is highly experienced in treating bipolar disorder. From diagnosis to ongoing management, we offer bespoke care for those living with bipolar 1, bipolar 2, and cyclothymia. Whether you're newly diagnosed or need long-term treatment, we provide a safe, supportive environment where you can access some of the best mental health care in London and beyond.


Why choose Schoen Clinic Chelsea?


  • Expert psychiatrists: Our team includes some of London's most experienced psychiatrists specializing in mood disorders.

  • Individualised treatment plans: Each treatment plan is tailored to your specific needs, ensuring that you receive the most effective care.

  • Comprehensive care: Our multidisciplinary approach integrates medical, psychological, and social support for holistic treatment.

  • Fast access: We offer fast access to consultations, with appointments available in as little as 24 hours.

  • Excellent patient reviews: We regularly receive exceptional feedback from our patients and their families. Read our reviews on Doctify today!

Frequently Asked Questions about bipolar disorder


What are the symptoms of bipolar disorder?


Symptoms vary depending on whether you are experiencing a manic or depressive episode. Mania involves elevated mood, energy, and impulsivity, while depression includes feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and fatigue.


How is bipolar disorder diagnosed?


Bipolar diagnosis involves a thorough psychiatric evaluation, including a review of your medical and family history. Our specialists in London conduct comprehensive assessments to provide an accurate diagnosis.


Can bipolar disorder be cured?


While there is currently no cure for bipolar disorder, it can be effectively managed with a combination of medication and therapy. With the right treatment plan, many people with bipolar disorder live fulfilling lives.


What is the difference between bipolar 1 and bipolar 2?


Bipolar 1 involves more severe manic episodes, while bipolar 2 is characterised by hypomania and more pronounced depressive episodes.

Contact Schoen Clinic Chelsea for bipolar disorder treatment today


If you or a loved one are experiencing bipolar symptoms and need professional care, contact Schoen Clinic Chelsea. Our team is ready to help you manage your mental health and achieve long-term stability. Call us today to schedule your bipolar disorder assessment in London.


Meet our bipolar disorder specialists at Schoen Clinic Chelsea


At Schoen Clinic Chelsea, our experienced team of clinical psychologists and psychiatrists use a combination of evidence-based treatments such as CBT and psychoeducation to tailor a treatment plan that works for each individual.


Our goal is to empower our patients with the skills and knowledge needed to manage their condition successfully. The combination of these treatments, in partnership with bipolar counselling with our specialists, helps reduce symptom severity, prevent relapse, and improve patients' overall quality of life.


Learn more about the team, or get in touch to book an appointment with your chosen specialist below.

Dr Daniel Masud

Consultant General & Addictions Psychiatrist | ADHD Specialist

Dr Daniel Masud

Dr Margherita Tanzarella

Consultant Psychiatrist | ADHD Specialist

Dr Margherita Tanzarella

Dr Gil Myers

Consultant Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist

Dr Gil Myers

Dr Lorena Dumitrache

Chartered Clinical Psychologist

Dr Lorena Dumitrache

Dr James Woolley

Consultant Psychiatrist | ADHD Specialist

Dr James Woolley

Dr Greg Shields

Consultant Psychiatrist and Cancer Specialist Psychiatrist

Dr Greg Shields

Dr Werner Kierski

Psychotherapist

Dr Werner Kierski

Dr Adrienne Key

Consultant Psychiatrist

Dr Adrienne Key

Dr Tara Tofiq

Consultant General Adult Psychiatrist

Dr Tara Tofiq

Dr Divina Pillay

Consultant Psychiatrist

Dr Divina Pillay

Dr Katherine Coutsoudis

Chartered Psychologist

Dr Katherine Coutsoudis

Dr Ashish Arora

Consultant Psychiatrist

Dr Ashish Arora

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