Understanding, Assessing and Treating Bipolar Disorder
This course explores bipolar disorder symptoms, types, causes and diagnosis, with a focus on bipolar disorder assessment and evidence-based treatment. Learners will develop knowledge of bipolar disorder medication, therapy and practical approaches to bipolar disorder management in Australia.

Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Explain the key features, bipolar disorder types, symptoms and potential bipolar disorder causes.
- Identify common bipolar disorder symptoms and apply appropriate approaches to bipolar disorder assessment.
- Describe the principles of bipolar disorder diagnosis, including differentiation between mania, hypomania and depressive episodes.
- Discuss bipolar disorder treatment, including bipolar disorder medication, psychological therapy and other treatment approaches.
- Apply best-practice principles for bipolar disorder management, including strategies for managing bipolar disorder and accessing appropriate treatment for bipolar disorder in the Australian context.


Learning Outcomes
What you'll learn
- Explain the key features, bipolar disorder types, symptoms and potential bipolar disorder causes.
- Identify common bipolar disorder symptoms and apply appropriate approaches to bipolar disorder assessment.
- Describe the principles of bipolar disorder diagnosis, including differentiation between mania, hypomania and depressive episodes.
- Discuss bipolar disorder treatment, including bipolar disorder medication, psychological therapy and other treatment approaches.
- Apply best-practice principles for bipolar disorder management, including strategies for managing bipolar disorder and accessing appropriate treatment for bipolar disorder in the Australian context.


Modules
- Introduction to Bipolar Disorder
- Understanding Bipolar Disorder
- Recognising the Symptoms of Bipolar Disorder
- Assessment and Diagnosis of Bipolar Disorder
- Common Treatment Approaches for Bipolar Disorder
- Best-Practice Guidelines for Bipolar Disorder Treatment
- Common Comorbidities Associated with Bipolar Disorder
- Summary
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Frequently Asked Questions
Bipolar disorder symptoms may include mood changes, elevated or irritable mood, reduced sleep, increased energy, racing thoughts, impulsivity, depression and loss of interest.
The main bipolar disorder types include bipolar I, bipolar II and cyclothymic disorder. Each type differs in the pattern, severity and duration of mood episodes.
Bipolar disorder treatment may include bipolar disorder medication, bipolar disorder therapy, lifestyle changes and support. Treatment for bipolar disorder is tailored to individual needs.
Bipolar disorder diagnosis involves clinical assessment, medical and family history, and diagnostic criteria. Bipolar disorder management focuses on managing bipolar disorder and supporting patient safety.
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