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Apps for managing mood

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.
Fundraising appeal from the heart

For 40 years bipolar disorder has been a part of Sarah Owen's life. She has seen three generations (her dad, sister and son) deal with the same diagnosis. She talks about her experiences, the work Bipolar UK does and the financial help needed to help us carry on.
Top 10 books on bipolar disorder

We've pulled together a list of our top 10 books on bipolar disorder, that we feel give great insight into the condition.
Writing an Advance Choice document

A leaflet offering advice about making decisions about your personal welfare, property and financial affairs.

Bipolar disorder – pregnancy and child birth

Answers to some of the more common questions asked by women with bipolar who are considering having a baby.
Speak to our Peer Support Line

Looking for advice and information about bipolar? Get in touch with our Peer Support Line.
Mood diary

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Bipolar UK Mood Diary

A Mood Diary helps you keep track of your moods. For use in conjunction with our Mood Scale.
Questions to ask your Doctor about your medication

A leaflet designed to help you ask the right questions when visiting your doctor.
Employees' Guide to Bipolar

A guide to managing a successful return to work and your rights at work.
Bipolar disorder, pregnancy and childbirth

A leaflet for people with bipolar who are considering having a baby.
Bipolar in children and young people

A leaflet for family and friends supporting a young person with bipolar
Information for family and friends

A leaflet about what you can do to support someone with bipolar
Introduction to medical treatment

A leaflet introducing the range of medications available to treat bipolar