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The CALM Program at UC Berkeley

@ucbcalmprogram.bsky.social

Led by Dr. Sheri Johnson, the CALM Program at UC Berkeley is dedicated to conducting research on bipolar disorder and emotion-related impulsivity. calm.berkeley.edu

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The CALM Program at UC Berkeley @ucbcalmprogram.bsky.social · 05/06/2025

Dr. Johnson explains how time-restricted eating may help manage bipolar symptoms. 🍽️🧠 Watch the full video by CREST.BD ➡️ youtu.be/h_ERXf7TleM Participate in related research: calm.berkeley.edu/participate-... #BipolarResearch #MentalHealth

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The Bipolar Disorder Meal Plan: Why WHEN You Eat Changes Everything

YouTube video by CREST Bipolar Disorder Network

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The CALM Program at UC Berkeley @ucbcalmprogram.bsky.social · 13/03/2025

Here’s a quick guide on #bipolar disorder- if this is you, check out our current study by visiting calm.berkeley.edu!

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The CALM Program at UC Berkeley @ucbcalmprogram.bsky.social · 21/01/2025

We’re now recruiting both locally and internationally. Visit calm.berkeley.edu to see if our study is a good fit for you!

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The CALM Program at UC Berkeley @ucbcalmprogram.bsky.social · 15/01/2025

Here’s an infographic describing our current study for individuals with #bipolar disorder. Visit calm.berkeley.edu to learn more!

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Bipolar Awareness ~ Stop the Stigma @stopthestigma.bsky.social · 18/12/2024

Breaking the Therapy Stigma: Why Seeking Help is a Sign of Strength #Therapy

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Breaking the Therapy Stigma: Why Seeking Help is a Sign of Strength

Mental health is a pressing topic today — current research from Mental Health America shows that nearly a… The post Breaking the Therapy Stigma: Why Seeking Help is a Sign of Strength appeared first on Talkspace.

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The CALM Program at UC Berkeley @ucbcalmprogram.bsky.social · 17/12/2024

Thanks to @bd2discoveries.bsky.social we just received a grant to launch a new study for individuals with #bipolar disorder. Feeling very grateful. Stay tuned to learn more! ls.berkeley.edu/news/psychol...

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The CALM Program at UC Berkeley @ucbcalmprogram.bsky.social · 10/12/2024

We are currently recruiting for a fully-remote paid research study for individuals with bipolar disorder. Visit calm.berkeley.edu to learn more.

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