Bipolar UK has made recent changes to our work and learning service, to broaden support to people affected by bipolar both in the workplace, in education or perhaps considering a return to work or study. While we are looking at ways we can offer more support, please do check out our resources below.
As well as the resources below, Bipolar UK can provide training to groups of people, including HR staff and management staff.
If you are an employer you may find it helpful to refer to our employer guide
If you are an employee you may find our employee guide a helpful starting point on what support is available in the workplace
Check out Frequently Asked Questions and other resources and real life stories in our Work and Learning blog
Our eCommunity is also a space where you can receive peer support on employment and a range of other topics.
Volunteering can be a great way to build gaps on your CV and to gain experience in a different role before returning to work. We would also love to hear from people interested in becoming a telephone volunteer with this service to enable us to provide more support to people affected by work and learning issues.
If you are interested in volunteering with us and sharing your knowledge and experience of bipolar, visit our volunteering page
An Advance Statement is an excellent collaborative tool for employee and employer to work together using insightful and individual information to help manage bipolar in the work place. Read more
A form for your to use at work and designed to be used with our Employee and Employer Guides To Bipolar. Read more
However big or small your organisation, you can contact Bipolar UK for support. Read more
The right type of work can help your mental health, giving you a reason to get out of bed in the morning . We offer help to get you back into work Read more
Bipolar UK can provide you with support and information to help you with workplace concerns. Read more
Links to other websites and organisations that can offer information and support about benefits. Read more
A guide to your rights at work including returning to work after illness, agreeing an advance statement and reasonable adjustments. Read more
A guide to best practice for employers on supporting employees with bipolar. Read more
Other websites and organisations that can offer you support for workplace related issues Read more
Disclosing you bipolar diagnosis to your employer and other work related topics Read more