Support Group For Women Married To Someone Living With Bipolar
We are organising a support group for women who are married to someone living with bipolar disorder. The group will be facilitated by a mental health professional via Zoom. We are beginning on Thursday 27th February 2025 and the group will run for six weeks. It is a pilot group, so there will be no fee to take part. To find out more, click here.
Further Reading
Understanding Bipolar – part 1
Bipolar disorder is a serious mental illness, characterised by extremes of mood – elevated or high mood known as mania, and low mood known as depression. This article, by Lily Strachan, gives an overview of the condition.
Understanding Bipolar Part 2 – Treatment
Lily Strachan serves as a chaplain to Robert Menzies College at Macquarie University. She was a fellow with ADM in 2021 and is completing a book on living with bipolar and loving those who do. In this article, Lily discusses treatment for bipolar and shares how her Christian faith has been of profound benefit.
Understanding Bipolar Part 3 – Caring for someone with bipolar
Lily Strachan serves as a chaplain to Robert Menzies College at Macquarie University. She was a fellow with Anglican Deaconess Ministries (ADM) in 2021 and is completing a book on living with bipolar and loving those who do. In this third article, Lily provides insights on how to care for someone with bipolar.
Understanding Bipolar Part 4 – Living as a Christian
In this final article in a series on bipolar, Lily Stachan shares about living as a Christian with bipolar.
Understanding Bipolar – part 1
Bipolar disorder is a serious mental illness, characterised by extremes of mood – elevated or high mood known as mania, and low mood known as depression. This article, by Lily Strachan, gives an overview of the condition.
Understanding Bipolar Part 2 – Treatment
Lily Strachan serves as a chaplain to Robert Menzies College at Macquarie University. She was a fellow with ADM in 2021 and is completing a book on living with bipolar and loving those who do. In this article, Lily discusses treatment for bipolar and shares how her Christian faith has been of profound benefit.
Understanding Bipolar Part 3 – Caring for someone with bipolar
Lily Strachan serves as a chaplain to Robert Menzies College at Macquarie University. She was a fellow with Anglican Deaconess Ministries (ADM) in 2021 and is completing a book on living with bipolar and loving those who do. In this third article, Lily provides insights on how to care for someone with bipolar.
Understanding Bipolar Part 4 – Living as a Christian
In this final article in a series on bipolar, Lily Stachan shares about living as a Christian with bipolar.
