Dauten Family Center for Bipolar Treatment Innovation

Dauten Family Center for Bipolar Treatment Innovation Our mission is to educate patients, their families, and the wider community about bipolar disorder.

03/19/2026

Our clinical neuropsychologist, Dr. Amy Peters, dives into how bipolar disorder can affect attention, memory, and decision-making and how neuropsychologists help patients identify and address these challenges.

03/12/2026

Meet our research fellow, Tatiana Cohab! In this interview, Tatiana, a clinical psychologist in Brazil who specializes in acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), shares what ACT is and how it can help support people living with bipolar disorder.

03/06/2026

Throughout March, in honor of World Bipolar Day on March 30, we’re sharing stories from various staff members here at the Dauten Center.

In our first interview, our clinical research coordinator, Yousif, talks about what inspired him to focus on bipolar disorder research and highlights the critical role patients play in advancing clinical studies.

Stay tuned as we continue to share these interviews all month long!

It’s officially March — Bipolar Awareness Month 💚A month to support, learn, listen, and uplift those living with bipolar...
03/02/2026

It’s officially March — Bipolar Awareness Month 💚
A month to support, learn, listen, and uplift those living with bipolar disorder. Let’s replace stigma with understanding and silence with compassion.

Your sleep isn’t just about rest — it’s about regulation. 🕰️🧠Circadian rhythms help guide sleep, energy, and mood. For p...
02/23/2026

Your sleep isn’t just about rest — it’s about regulation. 🕰️🧠

Circadian rhythms help guide sleep, energy, and mood. For people with bipolar disorder, disruptions to this internal clock can increase the likelihood or intensity of mood episodes.

Recovery from bipolar disorder is built on micro-wins. 💙 As shared in Micro-Wins in Bipolar Recovery Small actions — lik...
02/20/2026

Recovery from bipolar disorder is built on micro-wins. 💙 As shared in Micro-Wins in Bipolar Recovery
Small actions — like getting out of bed or stepping outside — can lift mood over time. What’s one small win you can claim today?

Myth vs. Fact: Take a look at these facts to debunk some common myths associated with bipolar disorder.
02/18/2026

Myth vs. Fact: Take a look at these facts to debunk some common myths associated with bipolar disorder.

02/16/2026

Try this 30-second reset: 5-4-3-2-1.
Engage your senses. Interrupt the spiral. Come back to the present.

Grounding technique adapted from anxietychecklist.com
MGH Dauten Family Center for Bipolar Treatment Innovation

02/13/2026

Happy Valentine's Day! Let's talk about relationships with bipolar disorder.

02/11/2026

Protect your energy. Pacing, prioritizing what matters, and listening to your body are essential self-care strategies when living with limited energy. Learn more through the MGH Dauten Family Center for Bipolar Treatment Innovation and evidence-based resources on managing daily wellness.

02/09/2026

Night time with bipolar disorder can look different than daytime. Watch to learn more.

02/02/2026

Overstimulation happens when your brain gets more input than it can handle. Noise, screens, movement, information, and emotions can overwhelm your nervous system

When you’re living with a mood disorder, that overload can hit harder and last longer. Signs can include brain fog, irritability, anxiety, trouble focusing, and exhaustion.

Step into quiet or dim light. Take slow breaths. Move gently. Focus on one sense at a time.

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