Bipolar
You're In The Right Place If...
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Your mood swings feel extreme or hard to control
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You experience periods of high energy followed by low mood
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You struggle with consistency, sleep, or routines
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You feel overwhelmed by the ups and downs
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You’re having a hard time managing work, school, or relationships during mood shifts
You’re not “too much”—and you don’t have to manage this on your own. With the right support, stability is possible.
Bipolar disorder can show up in different ways.
Including:
Extreme shifts in mood, from highs to lows.
High energy, decreased need for sleep, racing thoughts, or impulsivity.
Low mood, lack of motivation, or feelings of hopelessness during lows.
Mood swings that interfere with daily life, relationships, or work.
Rapid cycling or unpredictable mood changes.
The emotional highs, lows, and in-between moments can impact far more than people realize.
How therapy can help
Living with bipolar disorder can feel overwhelming, unpredictable, and exhausting at times.​
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In therapy, you can:
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Better understand mood patterns and emotional triggers
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Learn ways to manage overwhelming thoughts and emotions
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Reduce shame, self-criticism, or fear around your diagnosis
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Build coping strategies and routines that support stability
Find a therapist who understands Bipolar
The right fit matters. Here are a few therapists who specialize in bipolar:
Kelly Clarke
LMFT-S
Nicole Cline
LMFT-A
Madyson Newberry
LPC-A
