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
In this blog we answer many of the questions about the current rules in relation to COVID-19. 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
Tulisa found the eCommunity to be a safe environment where users interact, build their self-esteem and knowledge. Read more
Regardless of when you receive you diagnosis the eCommunity acts a rich source of help and support to help you across the line. Read more
Loren shares how being locked down was more redemptive than destructive whilst living with bipolar disorder. Read more
Personal Trainer Jane describes how exercise leaves her and people she coaches feeling invigorated and able to live effectively with bipolar disorder through strenuous medicinal activity. Read more
Alcohol: the attitudes and affects it has on Bipolar Read more
The tale of a dropout university student and the lessons learnt along the way. Read more
Bipolar UK and others are urging Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Matt Hancock MP to ensure a brand of lithium taken by people with bipolar disorder remains available to treat patients in the UK. Read more
Ash reflects on what she has learned so far managing his bipolar disorder. Read more
It took Katie 12 years to receive a formal diagnosis. Her she details her journey struggling with bipolar disorder. Read more
Are you aged between 18-25 and affected by bipolar, perhaps you are heading off to college or university for the first time or continuing with sixth form, working or finding life challenging without these options. Why not find out more about young people's peer support on Tuesday 15th September at 3pm Read more