Building a better world
together for everyone
affected by bipolar

Building a better world
together for everyone
affected by bipolar

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Through shared experiences and compassionate support, we're here for everyone affected by bipolar.

What is bipolar?

Find out what bipolar is, who it affects, what causes it, and the impact it can have on daily life.

Check your risk

There are many symptoms of bipolar that can often be overlooked for something else. Maybe it's bipolar?

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Get involved through our research activities, volunteering, campaigns, partnerships and fundraising events

Our research

Explore how our research improves understanding, treatment and support for our community.

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Our eCommunity is run by and for people affected by bipolar. Sign up to connect with others, share stories and get helpful tips for living well with bipolar.

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Jevanjot's Story

'I have got to know more about myself, what my triggers are and how to help monitor them'

Jevanjot, 47, shares how she was diagnosed with bipolar after the birth of her first baby, the ways her partner helps her stay well, and the added challenges of living with bipolar within the South Asian community.

Read Jevanjot's story

Maybe it's bipolar?

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Join a bipolar support group

Use our Peer Support Group Finder to find your nearest in-person or online support meetings.

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Latest news and updates

24 July 20262 min read

Broadcaster David Harper joins Bipolar UK as ambassador

Journalist and broadcaster David Harper has been announced as Bipolar UK’s latest ambassador, bringing his lived experience of bipolar and ADHD to help more people understand the realities of both conditions.

15 July 20262 min read

‘We were overwhelmed by the generosity of friends, family and even people we'd never met’

Clare, 60, from Buckinghamshire speaks about her ‘60 at 60’ golf fundraising challenge in memory of her late husband, Jeremy.

10 July 20263 min read

Two thirds of UK adults wouldn't recognise bipolar symptoms

Public understanding of bipolar is improving, but most people in the UK still struggle to spot the signs, according to new research commissioned by national mental health charity Bipolar UK.
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