
Lifestyle Psychiatry is an emergent and rapidly evolving field of research with a progressively increasing number of observational and interventional studies being published. In addition, questions about diet, nutrition, and exercise are commonly asked by patients in clinical settings. However, there is a lack of reliable and easily accessible material to clinicians and researchers, including a positional paper from the ISBD on the subject. This task force was created to address these gaps in knowledge.


The objectives of this task force are:
- Promote research in the assessment of diet and exercise in bipolar disorder.
- Support the investigation and development of lifestyle intervention in bipolar disorder.
- Organize and deliver educational evidence-based activities in nutrition and exercise in bipolar disorder.
- Strengthen collaboration and knowledge exchange between specialists in the field.
- Produce positional articles/guidelines/expert consensus in the topics described above.
Leads
Elisa Brietzke,
Canada
Beny Lafer,
Brazil
Members of Task Force
Mohammad Alsuwaidan, Kuwait
Vicent Balanzá, Spain
Michael Berk, Australia
Nicholas Fabiano, Canada
Jess Fiedorowicz, Canada
Mark Frye, USA
Manuel Gardea Resendez, Mexico
Benjamin Goldstein, Canada
Fabiano Gomes, Canada
Ana Gonzalez-Pinto, Spain
Elena Koning, Canada
Rodrigo Mansur, Canada
Wolfgang Marx, Australia
Roumen Milev, Canada
Lucas Neves, Brazil
Andrew Nierenberg, USA
Andrew Olagunju, Canada
Simon Rosenbaum, Australia
Gayatri Saraf, Canada
Erika Saunders, USA
Felipe Schuch, Brazil
Marco Solmi, Canada
Brendon Stubbs, UK
Louisa Sylvia, USA
Davy Vancampfort, Belgium
Tamsyn Van Rheenen, Australia
Eduard Vieta, Spain
Maj Vinberg, Denmark
Lakshmi Yatham, Canada
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