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Sleep Research

Check out various opportunities to participate in research studies related to bipolar

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Monthly Calendar

January 2026
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19:00
All-ages group - in person - Sleep & bipolar
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Cuppa & Chat at Coffee Saints
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Quiz Night
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Swim, gym & coffee - Portobello Swim Centre
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Swim, Gym, & Coffee - Ainsley Park Leisure Centre
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Living with Bipolar | 18-30 Group
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Carers Group Meeting
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Trip to the City Art Centre
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All-ages group - in person - bipolar and kidney health
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Research Studies

Participate in research studies related to bipolar

End Date:
Unspecified
In-Person
Paid

AMBIENT BD | Sleep and Circadian Rhythms in Bipolar Disorder

Recruiting adults based in the UK with a diagnosis of bipolar disorder and access to a functional smartphone. Participants will be reimbursed for time and travel expenses.

Study participation includes:
-Attending in-person with the researchers at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh.
-Using innovative digital technology to monitor your sleep and physical activity.
-Regular online check-ins with the research team.

End Date:
Mar 31, 2027
In-Person
Paid

METPSY | Metabolic biomarkers of clinical outcomes in severe mental illness.

Participate in a research study looking at the connection between metabolic changes and clinical outcomes for people with severe mental health conditions. Participants must live in Scotland and be 16-35 years old with either a diagnosis of major depressive disorder, bipolar disorder or schizophrenia or no diagnosis.

End Date:
Mar 29, 2026
In-Person
Paid

HELIOS-BD | Lithium's mechanism in bipolar disorder: Investigating the light hypersensitivity hypothesis.

We are recruiting people with bipolar disorder to measure a range of outcomes related to light sensitivity. This includes measuring the structure and function of the retina, and two overnight stays to measure the response of participants melatonin to light at night.

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