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Better care needed for people displaying first symptoms of bipolar disorder

A new study highlights a lack of high-quality evidence for interventions in first episode mania, as well as gaps in guidelines on how to treat people experiencing mania for the first time.
The mighty bi bis

Mental health has a huge impact on your family and friends as does sexuality depending on where you live in the world.
Join us for a charity screening

Please join friends and guests for an impactful screening, an inspiring and fun evening, mingling over good company and drinks.
Volunteers Wanted

Do you want to kick start your career by volunteering for Bipolar UK?

Speak to our Peer Support Line

Looking for advice and information about bipolar? Get in touch with our Peer Support Line.
Agreed Reasonable Adjustments Form

Designed to be used in conjunction with our Employee and Employer Guide's To Bipolar.
Bipolar UK Mood Diary

A Mood Diary helps you keep track of your moods. For use in conjunction with our Mood Scale.
Questions to ask your Doctor about your medication

A leaflet designed to help you ask the right questions when visiting your doctor.
Employees' Guide to Bipolar

A guide to managing a successful return to work and your rights at work.
Bipolar disorder, pregnancy and childbirth

A leaflet for people with bipolar who are considering having a baby.
Bipolar in children and young people

A leaflet for family and friends supporting a young person with bipolar
Information for family and friends

A leaflet about what you can do to support someone with bipolar
Introduction to medical treatment

A leaflet introducing the range of medications available to treat bipolar
Bipolar UK Mood Scale

Our Mood Scale can help you to describe your moods.Use it with our Mood Diary to help keep track of your moods.