Bipolar disorder resources
Great links to wide variety of bipolar disorder resources - just scroll through.
(Please note this list changes frequently and, although we do our best to monitor for site quality and broken links, we cannot vouch for unrelated sites.)
We also maintain a page of annotated links to the
VERY BEST bipolar resources.
These "top tier" links to bipolar disorder resources contain full descriptions and are subject to constant monitoring.
However, what lies beneath is a lot of fascinating and useful sites. Our goal for this page was quantity and variety of links - you will be sure to find somewhere you have never visited before, and places to help and inspire.
So let's get going . . .
1. The Bipolar Toolkit: Taking Charge of Your Own Recovery
2. NIMH Booklet on Bipolar Disorder
Easily one of the very best sources of online information on bipolar disorder. Provided by the National Institute of Mental Health (US).
3. BiPolar Significant Others Public Pages
Maintained by and for members of the mailing list.
4. Harvard Bipolar Research Program
Offers information about living with bipolar disorder, including a treatment contract, mood chart, and other tools for patients and clinicians.
5. Bipolar Genetics Collaboration
Information and current research on the disorder.
6. Child Psychology Research Blog
Excellent explanation of the American Psychiatric Association plans to remove childhood bipolar from the DSM, except in cases where all the symptoms of adult bipolar disorder are present. Instead, it is proposed a disorder category is created: Temper Dysregulation Disorder with Dysphoria (TDD).
7. Free, online CBT available here.
Just click and follow the links. They will take you to The Mood Gym. This program from the Australian National University offers free cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) designed to overcome depression, and is available to all.
ALSO, see our great page of annotated links to the VERY BEST bipolar resources.
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