She's Going to Try To Get Help

Britney Spears has reportedly agreed to outpatient treatment for her bipolar
disorder.

The troubled singer - who recently lost all visitation rights to her two
young sons following her erratic behavior - is said to be "receptive" to
the idea of allowing professionals to "evaluate and treat" her condition.

For months, Commissioner Scott Gordon - the judge in charge of her custody
battle with ex-husband Kevin Federline over two-year-old Sean Preston and
16-month-old Jayden James - has repeatedly ordered her to undergo
psychological tests, but she has so far refused.

When, and if, she agrees, the treatment process will start immediately,
according to gossip website tmz.com.

Sufferers of bipolar disorder, a form of manic depression, experience
extreme highs and lows and can quickly switch from one emotion to the next.

Last year, Britney's friends insisted she was suffering from a mental
illness after many people assumed her odd actions were down to substance
abuse.

Pals said the 'Gimme More' singer had many psychological issues, including
bipolar and postpartum depression - the medical term for postnatal
depression.

One friend said: "It's not substance abuse - it's mental!

"Postpartum has always been a problem after giving birth to Sean and
Jayden."

Publish Your Number For Britney Spears

Let's give her a list of legit folks who want to have the fallen flop princess call them.

Britney Spears goes to Petco pet store with her new assistant (01/23/08).

88 Pages of Britney Spears Pics

Where will she go tomorrow? Any guesses.

Starbucks, Rite-Aid, Petco, Taverna Tony's, Gaucho Grill, etc.

Court? Only half way.

Britney Banned From the Grammys

An insider confirmed: "Britney is banned from the building."