SERVICES
Discover How Ballin and Bipolar Can Support You
At Ballin and Bipolar, we're dedicated to providing comprehensive support and resources to empower individuals living with bipolar disorder. Our services are designed to meet the diverse needs of those navigating the highs and lows of bipolar disorder. Here's how we can support you:
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Community Support
Join our vibrant online community to connect with others who understand your experiences, share stories, and offer encouragement and solidarity.
Educational Resources
Access a wealth of educational materials, articles, and guides designed to help you better understand bipolar disorder, manage symptoms, and enhance your overall well-being.
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Collaborative Partnerships
Explore opportunities for collaboration, partnerships, and advocacy efforts aimed at raising awareness, reducing stigma, and improving support for individuals living with bipolar disorder.
What do you need help with?
Podcast
This is a podcast talking to people who are Bipolar, people who are family members or friends of people who are bipolar, and for people looking to get better in their lives.
Do I Have Bipolar?
Take the test to get an instant assessment on the likelihood that you or a loved one is displaying signs of bipolar disorder.
Resources
Find local resources for a wide variety of topics revolving around bipolar disorder.
Educational Videos
Watch videos at your own pace to learn about topics including understanding the disorder and how to treat it.
Educational Articles
A wealth of information to learn and share on topics centered around bipolar disorder.
Faces of Hope & Recovery
Read lived experience stories of struggle, hope, and recovery.
Explore
Explore our site to discover articles, forums, and tools designed to assist you in managing bipolar disorder and thriving in life. Remember, together, we can overcome the highs and lows and embrace the full spectrum of our experiences.
Disclaimer: I am not a doctor, I am not diagnosing, or prescribing meds - if you are currently in a manic episode or clinically depressed, you need to be treated by a licensed physician and psychiatrist.
