In this blog we answer many of the questions about the current rules in relation to COVID-19. Read more
Find out more about Bipolar UK's collaboration with the National Centre for Mental Health (NCMH) at Cardiff University to organise a series of 3 self-management webinars – plus we provide dates and more information on the topics to be covered. Read more
If you have a bipolar diagnosis, whilst it may not affect your ability to drive, you must tell the DVLA. We discuss the regulations here. Read more
We had a great response to the ‘Bipolar and Covid-19' survey with 1,700 responses in 2 weeks. Results show that, perhaps as might be expected, many people with the condition are struggling due to the stress, uncertainty and isolation of lockdown. The full results of the survey are now available here. Read more
Ellie gives her best tips for getting through the rest of the lockdown as we navigate our way through a repeat of what we endured earlier this year. Read more
Sam has a diagnosis of bipolar I. Here he shares his experience of bipolar disorder the effect it has on his life, functionality and the lessons he learned that will help others too. Read more
Lizzie describes in candid detail the emotions, thoughts, and issues she dealt with after being diagnosed with bipolar disorder and the signs that led up to her seeking help. Read more
This year we have teamed up with Bipolar Beautiful who have produced a lovely range of cards which we think you will love. Read more
Technology can improve our daily life. Here is a very short survey that would assist the ongoing understanding of living well with the bipolar disorder. Read more
Lockdown and it's effect on bipolar disorder is the subject of Luyando Mulawo's self help blog which feature lessons she learned from the first national lockdown. Read more
We held our 'Bipolar and Pregnancy Webinar' on 12 November. We were lucky to have Professor Ian Jones join Bipolar UK ambassador Clare Dolman to discuss bipolar disorder. https://www.bipolaruk.org/blog/pregnancy-me Read more
Whilst we are in the midst of the second national lockdown April Kelley explains why this time around she feels confident enough to tackle it all on her own. Read more
Since the start of the pandemic it has become really common for people to experience low mood and anxiety; especially during national and local lockdowns. Read more
This survey is a follow up to a similar survey conducted in May 2020. It is suitable for both people who did, and those who did not, complete the first survey. Read more