Take the bipolar test
Are you wondering whether or not you may have bipolar? Take this bipolar test to start to explore whether you – or someone you know – may have bipolar.
Maybe it’s bipolar?
Everyone has ups and downs, and times when they feel happier or sadder than usual. But when you have bipolar, you can have periods of extreme changes in your mood and energy levels. These changes can have a big impact on your life. You can read more about the symptoms of bipolar here.
If your test results suggest you may have bipolar, you will be invited to download 'Your Bipolar Diagnosis Journal', a free, interactive resource to support you on your bipolar diagnosis journey.
If this sounds like you, or someone you know, take this simple test below, an evidenced-based Mood Disorder Questionnaire (known as the MDQ) – to begin to understand your experiences.
Take the bipolar test
Taking this questionnaire should only be used as a starting point. Bipolar disorder is a complex illness. An accurate diagnosis can only be made by a psychiatrist.
Get ‘Your Bipolar Diagnosis Journal’
By taking the bipolar test, you can get ‘Your Bipolar Diagnosis Journal’, a free, interactive guide that offers practical tips, step-by-step advice and real-life insights to support you on a diagnosis journey. You can fill it in online, or print it out and fill in a paper version.
While the years that followed were extremely challenging, looking back, my diagnosis ultimately saved my life
Rosie Viva, 28, a model, author and Bipolar UK ambassador
