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Friendships and relationships can be affected by our experiences of bipolar and whilst it's important to have a good support network that can mean give and take on both sides. Don't give up - there are ways to suit everyone
Blogger Martin Baker has previously discussed three kinds of conversations you might encounter in a mutually caring relationship over at his blog (www.gumonmyshoe.com). Here he has kindly given permission to retell his story of how to vent emotions safely. Read more
Ellie gives some hints and tips that should add to your ideas on how to enjoy Valentine's Day in lockdown. 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
When you’re in the depths and it feels like you’re all alone, please know that there’s always some who can relate to you. Bipolar UK has a number of ways that you can access advice and support from those with lived experience of bipolar. Read more
April Kelley talks candidly about the ins and outs of love and bipolar. Read more
Our media ambassador April Kelley reviews the drama Modern Love which tells the tale of a bipolar relationship Read more
Relationships in themselves are complex; when you add bipolar to it this it can make having a relationship seem almost impossible. Read more
Six relationship tips from our incredible Blogger Anna Grace. Read more
Molly gives five tips to help you cope with the ups and downs of being in a relationship with someone who is living with bipolar. Read more