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Inducible |
Posted Sat Dec 8th, 2007 12:40pm Post subject: Thread for useful and/or interesting Bipolar websites
Banjo possibly put that up there because I went MIA again and didn't put it up myself (thank you banjo!).
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Anonymous
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Posted Sun Dec 9th, 2007 3:08am Post subject: Thread for useful and/or interesting Bipolar websites
no problem!
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Loona |
Posted Sat Mar 15th, 2008 6:33pm Post subject: Thread for useful and/or interesting Bipolar websites
Thank you for all this useful links in this thread!
I think about starting a group in my area with and for bipolar people, kind of self-help or communication - sharing experiences. I think I might get some ideas through these adresses how and where to begin. |
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Loona |
Posted Fri Mar 21st, 2008 9:44am Post subject: Thread for useful and/or interesting Bipolar websites
A page about art, created by bipolar people:
(Actually it`s a german page, but you can read it in english language, too.) It is supported by K.R. Jamison http://www.bipol-art.com/  |
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Anonymous
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Posted Thu Jun 19th, 2008 3:06pm Post subject: Thread for useful and/or interesting Bipolar websites
here is a LINK TO A CHECKLIST
of things that could signal bad therapy from a couselor, therapist, psychologist, etc. i hope it can help people if they are having problems. http://www.therapyabuse.org/papersBasta.htm |
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tkdnut |
Posted Tue Nov 11th, 2008 10:52am Post subject: Thread for useful and/or interesting Bipolar websites
Hello, I am new to this forum. SOOOOOOOOOOOOO happy to have found it. I have been a fan of Stephen Fry's for quite a while now. Anyway, I like this website http://www.iambipolar.ca/ It also has a forum for discussion of bipolar etc.
Thanks. Ang |
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nicko |
Posted Fri Feb 27th, 2009 6:19am Post subject: Thread for useful and/or interesting Bipolar websites
Hi I am trying to also find further information on people like Stephen Fry who do not take medication for bi-polar .In the second part of the secret life program Stephen interviewed a lady with bi-polar who had not taken medication for 15 years and was a doctor who stated she takes 3mg of cod-liver oil daily and has a diet high in fish to boost her omega 3 intake I would like to email this lady but I did not get her name ?Does anyone know of other people who manage their bi-polar with a similar diet?
 Q: What's your own experience of having bipolar disorder? Stephen: I approach it from the point of view of one who suffers, according to a psychiatrist at least, from cyclothymia which is sometimes called 'bipolar light'. I take that to mean I have most of the benefits of hypomania, a slightly less psychotic form of energy, vitality and exuberance and some, one hopes, creativity.There are certainly spending sprees but happily very little promiscuity. That's just my good fortune in this regard. Q: Do you take medication? Stephen: I'm fortunate enough not to be medicated or, so far as I can tell, need medication. But the idea that once you start on medication and each time you go off it you seem to get worse is a very grim one. It really is a very serious condition |
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Thomashy23 |
Posted Sat May 2nd, 2009 8:18pm Post subject: Thread for useful and/or interesting Bipolar websites
http://www.bipolar-expedition.co.uk
Im glad I found this thread. Ive just finished making a website for my uncles book, Bipolar Expedition. The book Is an autobiographical account of living with the condition and is both dark and funny. My uncle has also started a blog on there, feel free to contact him by clicking 'get in touch' Id sooner prefer to have the site used as a platform for discussion on bipolar disorder than as a way to push book sales so please dont take this a...pimp post. http://www.bipolar-expedition.co.uk |
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TheTruth |
Posted Thu Jun 4th, 2009 9:43pm Post subject: Thread for useful and/or interesting Bipolar websites
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marzgirl |
Posted Tue Sep 15th, 2009 2:19pm Post subject: Thread for useful and/or interesting Bipolar websites
her is a site for one in the States. I have seen a handfull of people over here so just in case. and even fewer with kids with early onset, but just incase, here it is. the book i am reading does talk about teenagers as well. my son and i are in the latest study. our cheek swabs are in the mail at this moment actually! "A word to the wise ain't necessary - It is the stupid ones that need it." |
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emzdaisy |
Posted Sun Oct 25th, 2009 9:13am Post subject: Thread for useful and/or interesting Bipolar websites
http://www.bipolarhappens.com Emma |
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Posted Thu Dec 10th, 2009 3:56pm Post subject: Thread for useful and/or interesting Bipolar websites
Might be of interest http://www.bbc.co.uk/headroom/wellbeing/guides/rr_bipolar.shtml From BBC Headroom I have a cunning plan!
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Posted Sun Dec 13th, 2009 7:19pm Post subject: Thread for useful and/or interesting Bipolar websites
that was a good one Julia KSx I am an administrator on this site. See my website: http://www.katysaraculling.com/ |
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