Burton upon Trent Support Group

Our Support Groups are free to attend and are open to anyone affected by bipolar, including family, friends and carers. Find out more about what happens at a Support Group.

We are sorry to announce that due to the Coronavirus situation and government advice, the decision has been made to put our face-to-face support groups on hold. We are sorry for any disappointment this causes, and want to assure you that we did not take this decision lightly.

We will update the group pages as soon as we are able to resume face-to-face meetings. In the meantime, some locations are engaging in online zoom meetings. If you would like to know more or join a local or national meeting please email here.

You should be comfortable with zoom as a platform and happy with their privacy and security notice before agreement to join a Bipolar UK zoom session. Details can be found here here. zoom recommends upgrading to v5 to incorporate the latest security updates.

If you have any questions regarding the online/remote groups, please view the zoom FAQs.

Bipolar UK is here to support you during this time and therefore we encourage everyone to use our other services – eCommunity and Peer Support Line

https://www.bipolaruk.org/Blog/update-regarding-our-peer-support-group

Face to Face meeting details: currently on hold.

Meets: 2nd Tuesday of every month. This group does not meet in August.

Time: 7pm - 9pm

Accessibility Info: Wheelchair accessible. Free car park.

The group is in need of volunteer facilitators to run meetings. Find out more and apply here.

Postcode: DE14 1NB

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