Daily Mood and Symptoms Tracking Sheet for Bipolar Disorder

A comprehensive self-monitoring tool for patients with bipolar disorder

Psychiatry

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Last updated: Mar 24, 2025

Patient Information

Name: _________________ Date Range: //___ to //___

Daily Mood Scale

Rate your mood on a scale of -5 to +5:

  • +5: Severe mania
  • +3: Moderate mania
  • +1: Mild elevation
  • 0: Stable/neutral
  • -1: Mild depression
  • -3: Moderate depression
  • -5: Severe depression

Daily Log

Time of completion: _______ AM/PM

Mood Rating: _____

Sleep Pattern

  • Hours slept last night: _____
  • Sleep quality (1-5): _____
  • Time went to bed: _____
  • Time woke up: _____

Medication Adherence

  • Morning medications taken: □ Yes □ No
  • Evening medications taken: □ Yes □ No
  • Side effects noticed: ________________

Symptoms (check all that apply)

Manic Symptoms

□ Racing thoughts □ Decreased need for sleep □ Increased energy □ Rapid speech □ Risk-taking behaviors □ Irritability

Depressive Symptoms

□ Low energy □ Sleep changes □ Appetite changes □ Social withdrawal □ Difficulty concentrating □ Hopelessness

Triggers/Stressors Today



Coping Strategies Used



Weekly Summary

Total hours of sleep: _____ Average mood rating: _____ Medication compliance: ____%

Notes for Discussion with Healthcare Provider



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