International Bipolar Foundation

"I’m always afraid..."

"Bipolar disorder isn’t something to be ashamed of or something that happens to children of careless parents. It is a brain disease." https://ibpf.org/a-mothers-marathon/

This week's Face of Hope and Recovery is Natasha! https://ibpf.org/natasha-gehlhausen/

It perfectly captures the high I’m riding when I’m manic."

"These are the episodes that can land me in the hospital."

Recent data from the @APA shows nearly 80% of U.S. adults find COVID-19 to be a significant source of stress. If you or a loved one are struggling, online therapy can help. Learn about your rights to equal coverage for mental health care at www.DontDenyMe.org #DontDenyMe

4 ways you can support a friend or loved one suffering from mental illness! What are some ways you support others or wish to be supported?

This year, the holidays may be especially difficult for some. Help is available, with many therapists offering convenient virtual appointments. Take a moment to learn more about your rights to equal insurance coverage for mental health and addiction care at www.DontDenyMe.org. #DontDenyMe

"I have Bipolar I Disorder, which causes manic and depressive episodes cyclically." https://ibpf.org/mania-and-psychosis/

"Only some will be able to appreciate the beauty that lies within us."

"A beacon of light deep within my soul has guided me through the sometimes dangerous waters of my mind." https://ibpf.org/gratitude-2/

"It takes enormous strength to live with bipolar disorder, and we are doing it! I don’t know about you, but I think that is cause for celebration." https://ibpf.org/cheers/

"It’s more than just being happy one day and sad the next."

These Little Tips Will Help You Take Control of Your To-Dos and Prioritize the Right Way http://ow.ly/NWHA50C3kEx

This Week's Face of Hope and Recovery is Leonard! https://ibpf.org/leonard-herman/

"Educate yourself. Educate others. Spread the word and help end the stigma."

"We need to remember that we have survived this illness up to this point and we can continue doing that." https://ibpf.org/bipolar-depression/