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Technology can help us provide you with support and information in a variety of ways.
Guest speakers on our facebook live and Instagram pages provide their own insights of living with bipolar and facebook and twitter give you a platform to share your views and join the conversation.
Apps and other digital services can help you manage your bipolar effectively too. Check out articles below for ideas and inspiration
Technology can improve our daily life. Here is a very short survey that would assist the ongoing understanding of living well with the bipolar disorder. Read more
Since April our CEO, Simon Kitchen, and Bipolar UK Ambassador April Kelley, have been hosting weekly live-streamed sessions on Facebook. We've detailed what has been covered so far and provided a link for you to participate in future events. Read more
Every Thursday on our Instagram account, Natasha talks about the alternative treatments that have helped her manage her condition. Find out about her guests so far and how to watch her live or catch-up on previous discussions. Read more
We’ve picked these apps to help you track, understand, or control your mood a bit better, so you can live a healthier, more balanced life. Apps are not a substitute for professional care, but they are an excellent resource for identifying problem areas and collecting useful data. Read more
On Fridays we host facebook live sessions on topics related to bipolar. This week Simon opens the door on digital technologies 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
We have collated a list of apps to help manage your well being during this difficult period. 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
We now have the results of the better digital treatments for people with bipolar survey. Read more
Guest blog by Lucy Simons Read more