Support • Guidance • Clarity

Caring for someone with bipolar disorder isn’t easy.
but
you’re not alone.

Get evidence-informed guides, calm conversation scripts, crisis checklists, and caregiver self-care – practical, compassionate tools to help you support your loved one without losing yourself.
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In the U.S., call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline).
If you’re outside the U.S., contact your local emergency number or visit Befrienders Worldwide.

What You’ll Find Here

Three pathways to get the help you need – fast.

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Bipolar Basics

Learn the essentials of bipolar disorder: symptoms, types, common myths, and clear explanations.
👉 Explore Bipolar Basics

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Support

Practical resources for caregivers: communication tips, crisis response strategies, and daily support guides.
👉 Find Caregiver Support

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Reviews

Honest reviews of books, tools, and resources to help you better support your loved one and yourself.
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Don’t know where to start? These 4 guides can help

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Understanding Bipolar Disorder →


A clear, gentle explanation for families and friends.

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How to Support Someone With Bipolar

Small actions that make a big difference.

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Crisis Plan Template →

Be ready before things get overwhelming.

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Expand your spiritual knowledge

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From Elena

I created this space after walking beside someone I love through diagnosis, denial, and recovery. I know how isolating it feels – but you’re not alone anymore.

This site complements established resources like the National Institute of Mental Health and NAMI, but focuses on the caregiver’s perspective.

Meet Elena

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