Bipolar Disorder Management | Spectrum Mind Healthcare
Spectrum Mind Healthcare provides bipolar disorder management and private psychiatric assessment for people experiencing mood changes, periods of high or low mood, changes in sleep, emotional regulation difficulties, or concerns about bipolar symptoms.

Bipolar disorder needs careful assessment because symptoms can overlap with depression, anxiety, ADHD, psychotic symptoms and emotional dysregulation.
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Spectrum Mind Healthcare
📍 1 Ashwells Rd, Pilgrims Hatch, Brentwood CM15 9SE
📞 Phone: +44 2030 265776
✉️ Email: info@spectrummindhealth.com
🌐 Website: https://spectrummindhealth.com/uk/brentwood/

Opening Hours

Monday9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
SaturdayBy Appointment
SundayClosed

Understanding Bipolar Disorder and Mood Changes

Bipolar disorder can involve changes in mood, energy, sleep, activity, thinking, behaviour, risk-taking, emotional regulation and daily functioning.

Some people experience clear manic or hypomanic episodes. Others may mainly experience depressive episodes, with periods of increased energy or reduced sleep that are harder to recognise.

  • Mood changes
  • Energy changes
  • Reduced need for sleep
  • Increased activity
  • Risk-taking
  • Irritability
  • Depressive episodes
  • Emotional regulation difficulties

Why Choose Spectrum Mind Healthcare for Bipolar Disorder Management

Spectrum Mind Healthcare provides comprehensive assessment and personalised care planning for complex mood presentations.

  • Consultant psychiatrist-led assessment
  • Medication review where appropriate
  • Relapse prevention planning
  • Virtual or in-person reviews where suitable
  • GP letters and shared care requests where appropriate

Spectrum Mind Healthcare provides comprehensive assessment, personalised care planning and follow-up review for complex psychiatric presentations.

Bipolar Disorder Management Plan

A management plan should be based on careful psychiatric assessment and individual needs.

Psychiatric Assessment

The clinician may explore mood history, sleep, activity, risk, family history, medication history and previous episodes.

Diagnosis Where Appropriate

A diagnosis or working formulation may be discussed where clinically appropriate.

Medication Review

Mood stabilisers, antipsychotic medication, antidepressants or other treatment may be reviewed where clinically suitable.

Relapse Prevention

Relapse prevention may include identifying early warning signs, sleep changes, stress patterns and support plans.

Medication and Monitoring

If medication is started or reviewed, physical health checks may be needed.

  • Blood pressure
  • Pulse
  • Weight
  • Height
  • Blood tests where clinically indicated
  • ECG where clinically indicated
  • 2–4 week review after changes
  • Monthly reviews until stable

Medication costs are not included in consultation fees and are paid directly to the pharmacy.

Bipolar Disorder Assessment Process

Careful assessment is important because bipolar symptoms can overlap with other mental health presentations.

1. Initial Enquiry

You contact Spectrum Mind Healthcare to explain your concerns.

2. Clinical History

The clinician may ask about mood episodes, sleep, energy, risk and previous care.

3. Psychiatric Assessment

The appointment explores whether bipolar disorder or another condition may explain symptoms.

4. Treatment Planning

You receive recommendations for next steps.

5. Ongoing Review Where Needed

Bipolar disorder often benefits from monitoring and relapse prevention planning.

GP Communication and Shared Care

Spectrum Mind Healthcare may write to your GP with recommendations or shared-care requests where appropriate and with consent.

Pricing Information

Current pricing is available on the Spectrum Mind Healthcare website. Concessions or discounts may be available, and users should speak with the manager to discuss eligibility.

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What Patients Say

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Nicola
7 months ago
Excellent experience of Spectrum Mind Clinic for a medication initiation appointment, with a compassionate and knowledgeable consultant. I was impressed with the thoroughness of the appointment, helpful explanations and patient-centred care received from Dr. Oyebanjo. I would recommend to others.
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Malcolm S.
9 months ago
My experience with Spectrum Mind has been truly excellent. Dr Oyebanjo is kind, patient, and exceptionally knowledgeable. He takes the time to listen, makes you feel genuinely understood, and offers support and guidance every step of the way. I’m very grateful for his care and would highly recommend Spectrum Mind to anyone seeking help with ADHD.
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Booky S.
10 months ago
Dr Oyebanjo is very knowledgeable, warm and caring. We attended his clinic for ADHD medication. He made us feel heard and provided us with useful information and tips. We highly recommend Spectrum Mind.
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A W.
11 months ago
We had an ADHD medication initiation consultation with Dr Oyebanjo for my 6 year old daughter. The Dr was very friendly and instantly made us feel comfortable. He took the time to understand what our objectives were and explained everything in great detail. We had time to ask lots of questions and walked away feeling listened to and were very happy with the plan. I would highly recommend Dr Oyebanjo.
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Rebecca B.
12 months ago
Our son saw Dr Oyebanjo at the Spectrum Mind Clinic, with regard to his ADHD drugs management. We had an excellent experience with Dr Oyebanjo - he was always really kind, pleasant and helpful and extremely professional, too. I have already recommended Spectrum Mind Clinic to a number of my friends and will certainly continue to do so - we are really grateful for their help and advice.

FAQs About Bipolar Disorder Management

Yes. A psychiatrist can assess mood symptoms, history, risk and possible bipolar disorder.
Yes. Some people first seek support for depression before bipolar symptoms are recognised.
Yes. Bipolar disorder can involve psychotic features in some cases.
Medication may be reviewed where clinically appropriate.
Relapse prevention helps identify early warning signs and plan support before symptoms worsen.
Yes. Follow-up may be virtual or in person depending on clinical need.

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If you are concerned about mood changes, high and low mood episodes or relapse, Spectrum Mind Healthcare can help you explore your next steps.

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