Resources
Bipolar Australia has produced a number of resources which will be of interest to many people who are affected by Bipolar Disorder. We believe that people who are affected by Bipolar Disorder are more likely to experience recovery if they feel that they are part of the wider community. Volunteering is a great way to reconnect with the world, find new friends, and feel part of something bigger than just yourself.
Many of the resources Bipolar Australia has developed would not have been possible without the dedicated support of volunteers. If you would like to help make recovery possible for every one of the 568,000 Australians affected by the condition, click here to find out what you can do to assist us.
Coming home with Bipolar
A comprehensive new Booklet uniquely developed for Carers of people who have recently been diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder.
Staying home with Bipolar
A booklet developed to help people affected by bipolar disorder during the COVID-19 pandemic
Services Directory
Find the nearest support services to you. Browse our directory by support groups, professional help, service providers or information and referrals.
Health Insurance
View the differences between public and private health insurance when accessing mental health services.
Carer Rights
Every state and territory in Australia gives special rights to carers of people with mental health conditions such as bipolar.
Need more information?
Find out more about bipolar disorder and what a carer needs to know to help the person who has the condition or download the Recovery-oriented language guide to learn about how the words we choose can impact those around us.