Bipolar UK's Bipolar Commission will investigate health and care services across the UK for people living with bipolar.
It will hold a series of virtual and, when circumstances allow, face to face summits across the country to call for evidence from the people who know.
This will result in a report of evidence and recommendations to benchmark provision in the NHS and beyond.
Bipolar Commission research reveals delay of 9.5 years to get accurate diagnosis of bipolar Read more
60% of people say a delay in diagnosis of bipolar had a significant impact on their life. You can read the full report here. Read more
Read a summary of the report Read more
NEW: The second survey for the Bipolar Commission focuses on services and treatment- tell us your experience Read more
To underpin the work of the Bipolar Commission a series of surveys will establish what people living with bipolar experience in connection with mental health care services and in relation to society in general. Read more
Our Bipolar Commission seeks to investigate the issues surrounding health and care services across the UK for people living with the condition Read more
The Bipolar Commission is investigating health care around the UK for people living with bipolar disorder. Launched in March it will take its evidence from commissioners around the country and will produce a final report in Spring 2022. Read more
A range of people are involved in the commission, academics and researchers as well as people living with bipolar Read more