Covid-19 has forced the cancellation of a number of fundraising events this year. We are taking part in the 2.6 Challenge and here are the ways you can get involved to help us. Read more
Molly talks about her experience as a supporter of someone with bipolar, as well as her experiences working in the mental health field. She offers her advice on how, during the COVID-19 lockdown, to support someone with bipolar whilst also taking care of yourself. Read more
The emergency legislation covers many aspects of everyday life: the key provisions have received extensive media coverage but have also been the subject of some confusion. Read more
The coronavirus is putting enormous extra pressure on those affected by bipolar. We've provided a list of resources which should help. Read more
In light of Mental Health Awareness Week 2020 London-based composer Drexler has released the track 'Ghosts Have Arrived'. Read more
Like all long-term conditions, bipolar requires effective self-management to keep on top. Alongside medication, there are practical steps that people with bipolar can take to stay well. Read more
In this blog we answer many of the questions about the current rules in relation to COVID-19. Read more
This article discusses self-harm, including describing these experiences and providing suggestions for helping those affected by self-harm. Read more
Max talks about how he has committed to running a minimum of a marathon distance a month to raise money for Bipolar UK and another charity called 3Pillars. Read more
Remembering a brother's life that came to an end far too soon and how this tragic event led to trying to understand bipolar more. Read more
Sara talks about some of her experiences as a carer and offers some tips that she has learnt along the way. Whether you are a close friend, relative or neighbour for someone with bipolar, you are still a carer in some way, and what you do to support that person really matters. Read more
People who make attempts on their lives run a significant risk of completing on the second and future attempts – but this is where a key protective thought pattern can be introduced. Jeremy shares his thoughts on suicidal ideation and how to prevent it. Read more
Helen talks about her experience of childbirth as a mother with bipolar. Read more
We are delighted to welcome on board the irrepressible April Kelley as our newest Bipolar UK advocate. Read more