SubSleep – Understanding multiple subjective perspectives of sleep in people with bipolar disorder

What is SubSleep?

The SubSleep study wants to understand how people with bipolar disorder experience sleep. We will do this by:

1. Conducting online interviews with people with bipolar (‘experts by experience’) to explore how well they sleep, how they think their bipolar impacts their sleep, and their experiences of addressing any sleep issues with healthcare professionals.
2. Conducting an in-person focus group with people who have experience working in areas related to sleep and/or bipolar (‘experts by profession’).

How can I get involved?

If you are interested in taking part and want to find out more, click here: Take Part

Who is organising and funding this study?

This study has been organised by Dr Raahat Manrai and Dr Amber Roguski (University of Edinburgh) and sponsored by University of Edinburgh.

The study is being funded by the University of Edinburgh’s Edinburgh Mental Health Early Career Researcher Seed Funding Award 2024-2025.

Are there other research studies that I can take part in?

The Division of Psychiatry (University of Edinburgh) is currently recruiting for the following research studies:

- AMBIENT-BD – click here to find out more
- HELIOS-BD – click here to find out more
- METPSY – click here to find out more

Apr 1, 2025

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