The feasibility and acceptability of mood on track: an online psychological intervention for bipolar disorder

The present study provides quantitative evidence that a future RCT of Mood on Track online is feasible in terms of recruitment, delivery procedures and data collection. The findings provide promising evidence that Mood on Track online is an acceptable intervention to service users and shows signs of efficacy through significantly increased recovery and reduced anxiety. This adds to literature demonstrating that online psychological interventions are effective and provide an innovative method for delivery. Provision of digital therapies could increase offer and take-up of therapy for people with bipolar disorder and improve recovery.

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International Journal of Bipolar Disorders
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2025-06-09
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s40345-025-00385-8
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Digital Mental Health Interventions
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Abstract

The present study provides quantitative evidence that a future RCT of Mood on Track online is feasible in terms of recruitment, delivery procedures and data collection. The findings provide promising evidence that Mood on Track online is an acceptable intervention to service users and shows signs of efficacy through significantly increased recovery and reduced anxiety. This adds to literature demonstrating that online psychological interventions are effective and provide an innovative method for delivery. Provision of digital therapies could increase offer and take-up of therapy for people with bipolar disorder and improve recovery.

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Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GB), University of Birmingham (GB)
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Digital Mental Health Interventions
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