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Especially in these times of social isolation, now more than ever, our eCommunity is a supportive online forum for everyone affected by bipolar.

Our eCommunity gives you a safe and secure space to discuss the challenges you face, and to share your experiences with others.

To keep the eCommunity safe, everyone who joins agrees to abide by our House Rules and our team of moderators are here to keep things running smoothly.

The eCommunity has over 8,000 members and is a free service supported by donations.

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Published: 12th December, 2019

Updated: 24th February, 2021

Author: Richard Ellis

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