Olivia Callaghan details her favourite self care tips, that could also help you, if you’re going through a low episode: Read more
We recently celebrated 35 years of Bipolar UK with a group of assembled friends, acquaintances and benefactors. Read more
Former chair of trustees Clare Dolman reports from the International Conference for Perinatal Mental Health Professionals Read more
Ali Douglas talks about the importance of employment support and understanding of bipolar disorder Read more
I try to remember the best I can feel and reassure myself that life can be like that again. The rollercoaster can slow down but yes, it is hard work. - Debbie Read more
When Posted Blossey Friday's special kind of extroversion started to become crushed in her teenage years and she experienced dark, depressed moods, that were different to normal teenage angst, her life started to crumble. Read more
Winter is a tough season. We’ve created a list of a few ideas to help you beat those January blues, and hopefully help keep you well this winter. Read more
Responding to the Telegraph's recent article Simon Kitchen says ‘It is impossible to ‘catch’ bipolar from someone else’ Read more
Conor details his Veganuary journey in his latest blog. He's back from the brink of almost caving into meaty options Read more
April Kelley writes about beginnings, not endings. Looking ahead, whilst somewhat reflecting on 2019. Read more
It can be so rubbish to go online, speak to your friends or look in a magazine and see other people living lives that can seem entirely unattainable. Read more
Alan Mitchell, one of the Manic Depression Fellowship's founding chairmen, has sadly passed away. Read more
Are you a skilled, enthusiastic finance professional keen to make a tangible difference to people’s lives? Are you looking for a hands on role, offering both flexible working and scope for growth? Read more
Could your organisation assist us? If so, please get in touch as we welcome the opportunity to speak to them about our work and how they can help us to save lives. Read more