Contact Us Please note during the coronavirus pandemic and remote working we aim to support as many people affected by bipolar as possible, therefore, please be patient whilst we return calls and enquiries as soon as we can. The quickest and easiest way to get an answer is to use the website for factual enquiries relating to bipolar disorder and Bipolar UK activities, write a short, direct query into the chatbot at the bottom right of the screen check Our Frequently Asked Questions look at our sitemap join our 24/7 online eCommunity for information and benefit from the combined experience of over 8000 people visit our facebook page eCommunity Our eCommunity is a safe, anonymous, moderated online forum. Topics discussed range from diagnosis and medication to family and relationships Find out more and join our eCommunity... For queries about the eCommunity, email us: [email protected] Support Groups Local and national support groups are meeting regularly online Find out dates and times of our Support Groups... Email us: [email protected] Peer Support Line Arrange a call back from our Peer Support Line, please note that due to demand appointments are made a week in advance. At present the Peer Support Line cannot help with employment queries. Book a call via our chatbot - simply type 'I want to speak to someone' and select a date and time that works best for you Find out more about our Peer Support Line... Email us: [email protected] Work and learning Our Work and Learning service provides online support related to employment and study Find out more about our Work and Learning service... Fundraising Get in touch today and find out how you can support usEmail us: [email protected] Find out more about how you can support us ... Media Enquiries Please note: This is for media queries only. We're unable to offer support or information about bipolar via this emailEmail us: [email protected]By post: Bipolar UK, 32 Cubitt Street, London, WC1X 0LRUnfortunately we are unable to review or share details of any books or publications submitted to us Please note: Bipolar UK calls are recorded for training and quality purposes