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  1. About bipolar disorder
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Information leaflets

Our range of useful leaflets are available to read online or to download and print.

Bipolar Information

  • Could mood swings mean bipolar?
  • You have been diagnosed with bipolar
  • Bipolar UK mood scale
  • Bipolar UK mood diary

Employment

  • Employees' guide to bipolar
  • Employers' guide to bipolar
  • Agreed reasonable adjustment form
  • What do I need when returning to work after bipolar illness?

Family & Friends

  • Bipolar information for family and friends
  • Bipolar disorder in children and young people
  • Bipolar disorder, pregnancy and childbirth

 Medication

  • Introduction to medical treatment for bipolar
  • Questions to ask your doctor about your medication
  • Writing an advanced choice document

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Published: 11th February, 2015

Updated: 29th March, 2021

Author: Richard Ellis

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