Hello, and welcome.
This page is about me—Elena, a caregiver and the mother of a wonderful child living with bipolar disorder.
Like many parents and caregivers, I was thrown into a world I didn’t expect. A world of questions without answers, of emotions too big to hold, of nights searching online for something—anything—that could help.
But while there are many resources about bipolar disorder itself, I noticed something was missing: support for the ones walking beside it. For us. The parents, friends, siblings, and partners who love deeply, but often silently.
That’s why I started CaringForSomeoneWithBipolar.com — not to give medical advice, but to share what I’ve learned (and what I’m still learning) as a caregiver and a mother.
Here, you’ll find practical tools, gentle reflections, and honest guidance from someone who understands what it means to care, worry, and hope all at once.
This space isn’t perfect — neither am I. But it’s real. And it’s here for you.
You’re not alone anymore.
Like many parents and caregivers, I was thrown into a world I didn’t expect. A world of questions without answers, of emotions too big to hold, of nights searching online for something—anything—that could help.
But while there are many resources about bipolar disorder itself, I noticed something was missing: support for the ones walking beside it. For us. The parents, friends, siblings, and partners who love deeply, but often silently.
That’s why I started CaringForSomeoneWithBipolar.com — not to give medical advice, but to share what I’ve learned (and what I’m still learning) as a caregiver and a mother.
Here, you’ll find practical tools, gentle reflections, and honest guidance from someone who understands what it means to care, worry, and hope all at once.
This space isn’t perfect — neither am I. But it’s real. And it’s here for you.
You’re not alone anymore.
– Elena
a caregiver & mother learning along the way
