Learn how lived experience and research experts define wellness when living with bipolar disorder with the Heinz C. Prechter Bipolar Research Program at the University of Michigan.

Interventional psychiatric care involving brain stimulation and infused or inhaled medicine can offer different options for patients.

Depression, bipolar disorder and other mental illness is common among college and graduate school students. An annual meeting helps campus leaders adopt best practices.

 People with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and/or bipolar disorder living in rural areas engaged well with telehealth-based telepsychiatry, though the one who received local psychotherapy completed more sessions

Two mothers discuss the benefits and side effects of electroconvulsive treatments received by their sons. 

A Michigan Medicine patient describes why she considers electroconvulsive therapy, also known as ECT, an essential treatment.

Research shows the pandemic has made life harder, but simple strategies can help.

Gift will expand and harness the power of massive data to help bipolar patients

Cheryl King, Ph.D., a leading expert in child and adolescent suicide prevention, shares advice for parents on talking to your teenager about suicide.

A long-term study in more than 1,100 people yields a new seven-factor framework that could help patients, clinicians and researchers.

A gift from the Prechter family supports bipolar research

After the death of her husband, one woman has dedicated her life to finding better treatments for manic depression. Now, her family is committing up to $5 million to advance research efforts at U-M.

Researchers at the University of Michigan published a study that could help many bipolar patients, and their care teams, stay the course on treatment.