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Old 10-21-2006, 06:37 PM #1
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Bipolar Mood Chart
http://www.healthyplace.com/communit...mood_chart.asp

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Instructions for completing a mood chart and download a blank mood chart for bipolar disorder.
By learning more about bipolar disorder, you and your family will be able to manage your illness more successfully. If you know how to identify the early warning signs, such as unusually high energy levels, sleeplessness or recurring depression, you can get help faster. You can also help to keep yourself well by understanding how aspects of daily life such as sleep patterns and stressful situations can affect your mood.

The mood chart is a useful tool to help you and your doctor monitor your illness. It allows you to bring together information about your daily mood, events happening in your life, sleep patterns and medications you are taking. You may notice patterns emerging which would otherwise be difficult to detect. When you visit your doctor, it will be very helpful for him or her to see how you have been progressing by reviewing your mood diary.

Below you can download your mood chart and a sample of an already completed chart (right-click - "save target as" figure to download). In order to view the files properly, you will need to have the free software Acrobat Reader installed on your computer.

Blank mood chart (55)

Example of a completed mood chart (107)

Instructions for completing a mood chart (31)

Tips for completing a mood chart

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What is this mood diary for? Understanding the pattern of your mood symptoms is critical to successful treatment. During a visit with your doctor, trying to remember your symptoms over the past few weeks or months can be difficult, especially if you are ill. By recording your mood daily, you will have much more reliable information to help your doctor decide what treatment is best for your condition. The mood charts in this diary are intended to provide you with a simple way of monitoring your illness. Mood charting will allow you to bring together important pieces of information such as your mood state, medication levels, and stressful events. Recording this information on your chart generates a simple graph on which you can see emerging patterns that otherwise might be difficult to identify. Mood charting is a good way to record events chronologically and will help you to report your mood to your doctor more efficiently. After a few months the mood chart can be a useful tool for looking to the future. Once you begin to track your mood and become accustomed to the chart, you will find it very quick and easy to enter information each day.
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Old 10-21-2006, 07:11 PM #2
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hi Bizi,
Here is an on-line mood chart
http://moodtracker.com

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