Another potential contender can be bipolar

bipolar (of

• psychiatric illness) characterized by both manic and depressive episodes. Or manic ones only.

• What does it mean to have bipolar disorder?

Source: ODO

From Royal College of Psychiatrists :

Bipolar I
If you have had at least one high or manic episode, which has lasted longer than one week. You may only have manic episodes although most people with Bipolar I also have periods of depression. Untreated, a manic episode will generally last from 3 to 6 months. Depressive episodes last rather longer – 6 to 12 months without treatment.

How would you describe the process people use to learn from each other?

Another potential contender can be bipolar

bipolar (of

• psychiatric illness) characterized by both manic and depressive episodes. Or manic ones only.

• What does it mean to have bipolar disorder?

Source: ODO

From Royal College of Psychiatrists :

Bipolar I
If you have had at least one high or manic episode, which has lasted longer than one week. You may only have manic episodes although most people with Bipolar I also have periods of depression. Untreated, a manic episode will generally last from 3 to 6 months. Depressive episodes last rather longer – 6 to 12 months without treatment.

How would you describe the process people use to learn from each other?

Another potential contender can be bipolar

bipolar (of

• psychiatric illness) characterized by both manic and depressive episodes. Or manic ones only.

• What does it mean to have bipolar disorder?

Source: ODO

From Royal College of Psychiatrists :

Bipolar I
If you have had at least one high or manic episode, which has lasted longer than one week. You may only have manic episodes although most people with Bipolar I also have periods of depression. Untreated, a manic episode will generally last from 3 to 6 months. Depressive episodes last rather longer – 6 to 12 months without treatment.

How would you describe the process people use to learn from each other?

Another potential contender can be bipolar

bipolar (of

• psychiatric illness) characterized by both manic and depressive episodes. Or manic ones only.

• What does it mean to have bipolar disorder?

Source: ODO

From Royal College of Psychiatrists :

Bipolar I
If you have had at least one high or manic episode, which has lasted longer than one week. You may only have manic episodes although most people with Bipolar I also have periods of depression. Untreated, a manic episode will generally last from 3 to 6 months. Depressive episodes last rather longer – 6 to 12 months without treatment.

How would you describe the process people use to learn from each other?

Another potential contender can be bipolar

bipolar (of

• psychiatric illness) characterized by both manic and depressive episodes. Or manic ones only.

• What does it mean to have bipolar disorder?

Source: ODO

From Royal College of Psychiatrists :

Bipolar I
If you have had at least one high or manic episode, which has lasted longer than one week. You may only have manic episodes although most people with Bipolar I also have periods of depression. Untreated, a manic episode will generally last from 3 to 6 months. Depressive episodes last rather longer – 6 to 12 months without treatment.

How would you describe the process people use to learn from each other?

Another potential contender can be bipolar

bipolar (of

• psychiatric illness) characterized by both manic and depressive episodes. Or manic ones only.

• What does it mean to have bipolar disorder?

Source: ODO

From Royal College of Psychiatrists :

Bipolar I
If you have had at least one high or manic episode, which has lasted longer than one week. You may only have manic episodes although most people with Bipolar I also have periods of depression. Untreated, a manic episode will generally last from 3 to 6 months. Depressive episodes last rather longer – 6 to 12 months without treatment.

How would you describe the process people use to learn from each other?

This would also fit nicely:

Generic
shared by/typical of, or relating to/genred a whole group of similar things relying upon or sharing a whole group

of similar things,

rather than to any particular thing: Source: Cambridge Dictionary of English.