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Articles and information about the coronavirus pandemic and how it might affect you with tips and resources for self-management.
Bipolar UK has published its research findings about the impact Covid-19 has had on people living with bipolar.
On Fridays we host facebook live sessions on topics related to bipolar. This week Bipolar UK CEO Simon Kitchen addresses the latest covid lockdown Read more
It’s easy to forget that our inner child is ageless, and our imagination is endless. But once you are reminded, that sparkle in your eyes will return Read more
Bipolar UK's Support Officer, Molly and other support colleagues will do everything they can to support you and the people you care for. Here she details how. Read more
On Fridays we host facebook live sessions on topics related to bipolar. This week Simon is talking about the eCommunity with FAQs on lockdown 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
In this blog we answer many of the questions about the current rules in relation to COVID-19. Read more
On Fridays we host facebook live sessions on topics related to bipolar. This week April talks about a new lockdown in the covid pandemic Read more
Loren shares how being locked down was more redemptive than destructive whilst living with bipolar disorder. Read more
Find out more about True Colours, an online self-management system that allows you to monitor your symptoms and experiences using text, email and the Internet. Read more
Yvette Caster talks about how she'd like her life to be different post-lockdown and that her thoughts have turned back to getting on-track towards finding her soulmate. Read more
Heidi discusses how she self-manages her mental health and the challenges that she faces during this crisis, plus offers advice on some techniques to help keep well. 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