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Bipolar: Five tips for the romantically involved

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.
3 tips for supporting someone with bipolar

Molly offers her advice on how you can support someone with a mental health condition.
Being sectioned isn't the end of your recovery, it's the start

I wanted to share my story to let those living with bipolar, in particular psychosis or mania, know that there is hope beyond being detained.
The CRiB study: tackling cognitive difficulties in bipolar disorder

Researchers from Centre for Affective Disorders at King’s College London, led by Professor Allan Young, investigate whether cognitive remediation therapy (CRT) can improve cognition in people with bipolar disorder

Speak to our Peer Support Line

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

Our Mood Scale can help you to describe your moods.Use it with our Mood Diary to help keep track of your moods.
Introduction to Bipolar

An introduction to bipolar disorder and the services offered by Bipolar UK