Our eCommunity is an anonymous and supportive online forum for anyone affected by bipolar (including those without a diagnosis) to chat and share experiences Read more
Free support and information from our call-back service staffed by people affected by bipolar Read more
Our Mood Tracker app makes it much easier to track your daily mood, medications, emotions and how much sleep you’ve had Read more
Our Abergele support group meets in person on the 1st Wednesday of each month
On average it takes someone 9.5 years to get a diagnosis of bipolar. Melanie details her journey after finally getting a diagnosis
April Kelley, spoke on behalf of Bipolar UK at this roundtable discussion on the impact of prejudice on the mental health of the LGBTQ+ community and their allies
Support is available through a range of services for anyone over 18 with bipolar, anyone who doesn't yet have a diagnosis, and their family, carers and friends
Simon Kitchen is the CEO of Bipolar UK and in this episode we get to know a bit about him and how he came to work with Bipolar UK Read more
On Fridays we host facebook live sessions on topics related to bipolar. This week Simon explains detainment under the Mental Health Act (Sectioning) Read more