Your Results: Very Low Likelihood of Bipolar Disorder

Your responses do not suggest patterns commonly associated with Bipolar Disorder. That’s good news—it means your current emotional experiences are likely within the range of typical mood variation.

Everyone has emotional highs and lows. Stress, poor sleep, relationship issues, or health challenges can all affect our mood temporarily. That doesn’t mean something is wrong—it means you’re human.

Still, if you’ve been feeling off, anxious, or disconnected lately, that’s worth paying attention to. Bipolar symptoms aren’t the only reason people struggle with mood. You might benefit from exploring our other assessments, especially if you're experiencing:

• Persistent sadness or hopelessness

• Racing thoughts or panic

• Difficulty concentrating or feeling “stuck”

What to Do Next:

• Explore our Depression or Anxiety screenings

• Reflect on recent life changes or stressors

• Talk to someone if something doesn’t feel right

You don’t need a diagnosis to deserve support.