This #WorldBipolarDay , and everyday, we are #BipolarStrong . 💚🌎

Download and share our World Bipolar Day Toolkit to get involved with with our global campaign: ibpf.org/world-bipolar-…

EVERYONE is affected by mental health in some way, shape, or form. There will be good days and there will be bad days. Through it all, you will always matter. 💚

Seeking help for bipolar disorder is a sign of strength. It demonstrates:

- The willingness to seek out uncomfortable situations and better yourself.

- The courage to recognize that your mental health has impact beyond yourself.

- The commitment it takes to embrace change.

Showing kindness and understanding can make a significant difference in a person’s life. 💚

CA is closer to reforming the prescription drug rebate system through Senator Steven Bradford bill #SB873 . Thank you to Assemblymember Tasha Boerner Brian Maienschein Marie Waldron Assemblymember Akilah Weber, MD & #CALeg Asm Health for protecting patients’ rights to affordable medications and putting #PatientsBeforeProfits !

June is Men’s Mental Health Month. The strongest thing a man can do is seek help. The times of “get over it you’re a man” are long over. IBPF is here to support you, educate you, and provide you with resources.

IBPF Men’s Corner: ibpf.org/learn/resource…

To all family members and friends of those living with bipolar disorder, remember that each person's experience with bipolar disorder is unique. Open communication, empathy, and a willingness to learn and adapt are key elements in being a supportive family member or friend. 💚

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Supporting employees with bipolar disorder:

1. Create a psychologically and socially healthy space

2. Focus on mental health

3. Promote open communication

4. Propose flexibility

5. Build teamwork

6. Encourage treatment

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Recovery is a journey, and setbacks may happen. Remember that resilience is a key trait in managing bipolar disorder. Keep pushing forward, seek support, and never lose hope.

Each individuals journey with bipolar disorder is unique and personal, varying in experiences, challenges, and progress. It’s okay for someone to not want to share, just as it is okay to share.

Sharing breaks down boundaries. 💚

Psychosis can look different for everyone. Shedding light on the daily realities of psychosis paves a path to reduce stigma.

On this Mother's Day, we honor the mothers who not only navigate the complexities of bipolar disorder themselves but also care for a child with the condition. Your commitment to creating a loving and supportive environment for your family is nothing short of heroic.

A healthy life living with bipolar disorder is achievable, however please remember that you have worth no matter the circumstances.

Mania and depression can look different for everyone. Understanding triggers is helpful to getting in front of an episode.

Understanding the differences between bipolar type 1 and type 2 can be a key to managing the condition.