Repose Clinic
Bipolar Disorder Treatment in Mohali & Online Across India
Bipolar disorder is a treatable condition in which mood shifts between emotional highs (mania or hypomania) and lows (depression), often in distinct episodes that affect daily life. With the right diagnosis and steady care, it can be managed well. Dr Pragya Sharma offers assessment in person in Mohali and online across India.
Signs you might notice
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Periods of unusually high energy and reduced need for sleep
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Rapid speech or racing thoughts
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Overconfidence or impulsive decisions during highs
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Periods of low mood, fatigue and loss of interest during lows
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Noticeable changes in activity, spending or judgement
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A pattern of episodes over time
When to seek help
If you or those close to you notice marked swings in mood, energy or behaviour — particularly episodes of very high energy followed by low periods — an assessment can help clarify what’s happening. Early diagnosis makes a real difference.
How treatment works
Care begins with a careful assessment of your history and mood pattern over time, leading to a clear diagnosis (which can take more than one conversation). The plan usually combines medication to stabilise mood with practical strategies, support to recognise early warning signs, and regular review. It is long-term but collaborative.
Booking
Book a confidential consultation — in person in Mohali, or online from anywhere in India.
FAQs
Is bipolar disorder the same as mood swings?
No. Everyday mood swings are brief and usually tied to circumstances. Bipolar disorder involves distinct episodes of high and low mood that last longer, affect functioning, and follow a pattern. An assessment helps tell the difference.
Can bipolar disorder be managed without medication?
For most people, medication is an important part of keeping mood stable and preventing episodes. Therapy and lifestyle strategies support this, but usually work alongside medication rather than instead of it. The plan is discussed with you.
If you are in crisis or thinking about harming yourself, please contact Tele MANAS on 14416, or call 112, or go to your nearest emergency department. This page is not a substitute for emergency care.