Bipolar Disorder Treatment can be challenging because bipolar disorder, previously known as manic-depressive illness, is a complex psychiatric condition that involves sudden and dramatic mood swings between mania and depression. Episodes may last for hours, days, weeks, or months, and symptoms can become severe—sometimes leading to impulsive, risky behavior, and at other times causing deep, immobilizing depression.
At Bubblegum & Duct Tape Wellness, our approach to Bipolar Disorder Treatment offers a clear and supportive path for individuals seeking professional care from home. Through secure and convenient telehealth services across Oregon, Washington, and Montana, adults can access expert guidance without the barriers of in-person visits. If you’re not sure where to start, schedule a free 15-minute consultation↗ to talk with us.
Our personalized telehealth care, medication management, and ongoing monitoring allow us to provide consistent and compassionate Bipolar Disorder Treatment, with a focus on stabilizing mood shifts and helping patients build long-term emotional balance.
To begin, reach out through any of the following:
- Call: (844) 966-5349
- Website Contact Form: Submit the contact form on our site.
This brief session is available for patients in Oregon, Washington, Montana, and Arizona.
During this call, you will speak with us and we will:
- Review your symptoms, history, and goals.
- Answer any initial questions you may have.
- Determine whether you need standard psychiatric services, such as medication management or therapy, or might be a good fit for ketamine therapy.
If you proceed with traditional psychiatric care, we’ll schedule your Initial Intake Appointment via secure telehealth.
Before the Initial Intake Appointment
Once your intake is booked, we will send you a set of required Tebra intake forms that must be completed and submitted at least 48 hours before your scheduled session. This allows your provider enough time to review your background and prepare for a meaningful, thorough evaluation.
These forms include:
- Basic patient information & demographics.
- Financial and insurance information.
- Medical information (allergies, current medications, medical history, mental health screening questionnaires, etc.).
- Consent and policy forms (telehealth consent, privacy policies, practice policies, etc.).
Completing these forms ahead of time helps ensure a smooth and efficient visit.
During the Initial Intake Appointment
During your session, your licensed provider will:
- Conduct a detailed mental health evaluation.
- Review your medical and psychiatric history.
- Discuss possible diagnoses.
- Explore medication options, therapy recommendations, and supportive care.
- Create a personalized treatment plan tailored to your needs.
After your intake, you’ll continue with regular telehealth follow-ups, where your provider will:
- Check in on how you’re feeling and how things are progressing.
- Adjust medications or therapeutic approaches as needed.
- Offer guidance and support to help you manage symptoms in a way that fits your life.
- Help you stay aligned with your personal wellness goals.
Service Fees
Transparent pricing for evaluation, therapy, and medication management.
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How do I know if it’s the right time to get help for bipolar disorder?
It may be time to seek professional support if you’re experiencing intense mood swings, periods of high energy followed by deep lows, trouble functioning at work or home, disrupted sleep, or difficulty maintaining relationships.
You don’t need to wait for a crisis to get care — early evaluation can help you understand what’s happening and prevent symptoms from getting worse. Our psychiatric providers offer gentle, judgment-free assessments to help you get clarity and next steps. -
What symptoms of bipolar disorder should I seek help for?
You should reach out if you experience symptoms such as:
• Extreme highs (mania or hypomania)
• Deep lows (depression)
• Mood swings that feel out of your control
• Increased impulsivity or irritability
• Changes in sleep patterns or energy levels
• Difficulty functioning at work, home, or in relationships
Early support can prevent episodes from worsening and help you regain stability and balance. -
Can bipolar disorder be managed long-term with medication and therapy?
Yes. With the right combination of medication, therapy referrals, and consistent follow-up care, many people with bipolar disorder can maintain stable moods and live full, healthy lives.
Our PMHNPs create personalized treatment plans, monitor your response to medication, and adjust dosages as needed to ensure you are supported and safe long-term.
Learn more about bipolar disorder from the National Institute of Mental Health↗