Bipolar UK has teamed up with JAAQ (Just Ask A Question) so you can get answers to all your questions about bipolar... JAAQ with Leah Charles-King JAAQ with Dr Thomas Richardson Just Ask Leah A Question Leah Charles-King is a TV and radio presenter, producer, live host, public speaker and a presenter on Channel 4’s ‘A Place in the Sun’. She has a diagnosis of bipolar. Just Ask Thomas A Question Dr Thomas Richardson is a clinical psychologist working as Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology within the School of Psychology, University of Southampton. He has lived experience of bipolar ..read more

On this page: 1. Conference Programme 2. Speaker Bios Programme of events 6pm Welcome Conference 2023 kicks off on World Bipolar Day with an introduction from our host Leah Charles-King, who has over 30 years’ experience in the entertainment industry as a music artist, TV and radio presenter, producer, live host and public speaker. She is an ambassador for Bipolar UK. 6.10pm Charity update We hear from our CEO Simon Kitchen and deputy CEO Rosie Phillips about what's happened in our charity since last year, our exciting plans for this coming year, including new partnership news, plus they'll re ..read more

There are a variety of exciting events taking place across the country. Get fit, have fun and raise funds for Bipolar UK all at the same time! Run for Bipolar UK You can take part in a selection of running events from beginners, obstacles runs, kids races, 5k, 10k, half and full marathons to name a few. Just select Bipolar UK as your charity at https://runforcharity.com/. Or find out more information about how to run for Bipolar UK from local runs to large events. Tandem Skydive with Bipolar UK Let’s face it, skydiving is probably on most people’s bucket lists. So what better way to challenge ..read more

Our support groups are free and are open to anyone affected by bipolar, including family, friends and carers. If you don't have a confirmed diagnosis and want to find out about bipolar, and related conditions such as cyclothymia, you are also welcome. Discussion can be wide-ranging, exploring self-management and support. The National support group is available to anyone affected by bipolar who is unable to attend a local support group for any reason. If you would like to join the National online (Zoom) support meeting on the second Tuesday of the month at (12.30pm-1.30pm), please&nbs ..read more

Our support groups are free and are open to anyone affected by bipolar, including family, friends and carers. If you don't have a confirmed diagnosis and want to find out about bipolar, and related conditions such as cyclothymia, you are also welcome. The format of the meetings vary, but you will have the opportunity to introduce yourself, say how you are feeling using the Bipolar UK mood scale and may listen to an invited speaker. The groups are organised and facilitated by volunteers who are affected by bipolar in some way. If you would like to join the Dolgellau online (Zoom ..read more

Our support groups are free and are open to anyone affected by bipolar, including family, friends and carers. If you don't have a confirmed diagnosis and want to find out about bipolar, and related conditions such as cyclothymia, you are also welcome. The format of the meetings vary, but you will have the opportunity to introduce yourself, say how you are feeling using the Bipolar UK mood scale and may listen to an invited speaker. The groups are organised and facilitated by volunteers who are affected by bipolar in some way. If you would like to join the Wrexham online (Zoom) s ..read more

Our support groups are free and are open to anyone affected by bipolar, including family, friends and carers. If you don't have a confirmed diagnosis and want to find out about bipolar, and related conditions such as cyclothymia, you are also welcome. The format of the meetings vary, but you will have the opportunity to introduce yourself, say how you are feeling using the Bipolar UK mood scale and may listen to an invited speaker. The groups are organised and facilitated by volunteers who are affected by bipolar in some way. If you would like to join the Swansea online (Zoom) s ..read more

Our support groups are free and are open to anyone affected by bipolar, including family, friends and carers. If you don't have a confirmed diagnosis and want to find out about bipolar, and related conditions such as cyclothymia, you are also welcome. The format of the meetings vary, but you will have the opportunity to introduce yourself, say how you are feeling using the Bipolar UK mood scale and may listen to an invited speaker. The groups are organised and facilitated by volunteers who are affected by bipolar in some way. If you would like to join the Tenby online (Zoom) sup ..read more

Our support groups are free and are open to anyone affected by bipolar, including family, friends and carers. If you don't have a confirmed diagnosis and want to find out about bipolar, and related conditions such as cyclothymia, you are also welcome. The format of the meetings vary, but you will have the opportunity to introduce yourself, say how you are feeling using the Bipolar UK mood scale and may listen to an invited speaker. The groups are organised and facilitated by volunteers who are affected by bipolar in some way. If you would like to join the Cwmbran online (Zoom) s ..read more

Our support groups are free and are open to anyone affected by bipolar, including family, friends and carers. If you don't have a confirmed diagnosis and want to find out about bipolar, and related conditions such as cyclothymia, you are also welcome. The format of the meetings vary, but you will have the opportunity to introduce yourself, say how you are feeling using the Bipolar UK mood scale and may listen to an invited speaker. The groups are organised and facilitated by volunteers who are affected by bipolar in some way. If you would like to join the Brecon online (Zoom) su ..read more