Bipolar status review
A stable or neutral status can give us the confidence we need to step away from tracking our moods regularly, but it’s wise to remain mindful of our patterns and experiences to some degree. Use this form to recap the last few weeks with your bipolar disorder, and stay in touch without adding to your daily regimen.
Standard operating procedures
Those of us with bipolar disorder benefit from developing coping skills for many different situations and emotional states. Answer the questions on the left side of this form to identify your own emotional norms and healthy response options.
‘Operation: Better Bipolar Balance’ Packet
Use this month-long DIY wellness retreat plan when you need to take a timeout for mental health.
Questions for Bipolar Allies
Many people who have a friend or loved one with bipolar disorder struggle to understand the experience (that’s ok, it’s impossible!). Here’s how you can help open a productive line of communication — and better understand your role as an ally.
Daily Activity organization chart
Use this simple table to organize your thoughts, tasks, and goals—and stay on top of what needs to happen and when.
Bipolar support references template
We are often told about the importance of having an emergency plan in place, but it can be difficult and intimidating to anticipate our lives unfolding into an emergency. Use this template to keep the focus on what’s needed—instead of ruminating over worst-case-scenarios.
