Serving patients all across Texas — in person in Dallas & telehealth statewide • Telehealth in Washington & Maryland • Same-day appointments available

Bipolar Disorder

Care for the shifts between mania or hypomania and depression, with a treatment plan you can live with.

Licensed CliniciansTelehealth AvailablePhysician SupervisedConfidential Care

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Dallas, TX SeaTac, WA Baltimore, MD

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Bipolar Disorder — telehealth or in person

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ADHD OCD Depression Anxiety Schizophrenia Schizoaffective Disorder Bipolar Disorder Individual Therapy Family Therapy ADHD Testing Psychiatric Evaluation & Diagnosis Ongoing Psychiatric Care Mood Disorders Behavioral Disorders PTSD & Trauma Insomnia Adjustment Disorder

— About this service

Understanding bipolar disorder

Bipolar disorder causes significant shifts in mood, energy, activity and concentration. Unlike ordinary ups and downs, these cycles involve intense states: mania or hypomania — marked by euphoria or extreme irritability and high energy — and depression, characterised by profound sadness and hopelessness. During manic episodes people may act impulsively or experience racing thoughts; depressive episodes can make even small tasks feel impossible. Consistent treatment helps smooth those swings and protect the relationships, finances and health that mood episodes can damage.

Years in Practice

60-90

Minute Evaluations

Hybrid

Telehealth or In Person

40+

Years Physician Experience

— Signs & symptoms

When to seek help

If you recognise any of the following, our bipolar disorder care can help you find relief and regain control.

Periods of unusually high energy or euphoria

Decreased need for sleep during highs

Racing thoughts and rapid speech

Impulsive spending or risky decisions

Episodes of deep, prolonged depression

Extreme irritability or agitation

Marked changes in productivity

Difficulty maintaining relationships

— Benefits

What you'll gain

Fewer Episodes

Treatment aimed at reducing the frequency and severity of highs and lows.

Protected Life

Stability safeguards relationships, work and financial wellbeing.

Early Warning

You learn to recognise your own prodromal signs before an episode escalates.

Safe Monitoring

Regular check-ins on your progress, physical health and overall wellbeing.

— How it works

Your journey, step by step

Mood History

We chart your episode pattern, triggers and previous treatment responses.

Diagnosis & Education

Clear explanation of your bipolar type and what it means for care.

Stabilising Plan

Clinical treatment where appropriate, plus sleep and routine strategies.

Maintenance Care

Ongoing monitoring to keep you well between episodes.

— Why choose us

Expert care you can trust

Experienced, licensed psychiatric clinicians serving Texas, Washington and Maryland

Physician-supervised care led by a child & adolescent psychiatrist

Holistic, whole-person approach — mind, body, lifestyle and environment

In-person visits in Dallas, with telehealth available when it suits you better

Most major insurance plans accepted, plus self-pay options

A safe, judgment-free space where you are heard and respected

Cornelia Alinnor

MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC

Meet the team

— Common questions

Questions about bipolar disorder

1. How do I schedule an appointment?

Use our online booking form or call 469-961-4857. We will match you with the right clinician and send intake forms before your visit.

2. What should I expect during my first consultation?

You will be asked about your medical and mental health history, current symptoms and goals for treatment. Your clinician may complete a mental health assessment to shape your plan.

3. Is this available by telehealth?

Yes. We operate a hybrid model — you can be seen by secure video from anywhere in Texas, Washington or Maryland, or in person at our Dallas, Texas office.

4. Will my appointments be confidential?

Yes, with a few legal exceptions. Clinicians must disclose information if they believe there is a risk of harm to you or others, or if required by law.

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