All About Bipolar Listed on Health.com as one of six "best bipolar blogs on the web". All About Bipolar is a personal blog intended to demonstrate the day to day grind faced by a person dealing with bipolar disorder. Preview Website -
24-Jul-2009 - Hits: 665 - Rate This | Details
Ask a BipolarTop Rated We are a group of people suffering from the illness answering your questions based on our experiences. We're not professionals, nor do we claim to be, but we know how important is to hear that someone else gets it. Nobody wants to be alone, and you don't have to be. We get it. We've been there. We want to help you weather the storms of bipolar! Preview Website -
30-Apr-2011 - Hits: 452 - Rate This | Details
Been BrokenTop Rated Very poetic and thoughtful. It feels delicate but has an undercurrent of strength, which describes many people who have a bipolar disorder but few write this eloquently in a blog. Preview Website -
11-Sep-2007 - Hits: 501 - Rate This | Details
Beyond MedsTop Rated Journey of drug withdrawal after 20 years of meds that made the author sicker and sicker. Alternatives, spirituality, socio-political commentary and personal journey. Preview Website -
18-Jun-2008 - Hits: 226 - Rate This | Details
Bipolar Blog A blog on the impact of living with Bipolar Disorder & Psychosis and of being a parent of a teenager with Bipolar Disorder and Psychosis. Preview Website -
10-Oct-2011 - Hits: 194 - Rate This | Details
Bipolar By Chance My blog is on Bipolar Disorder and contains articles on this subject that I have written for the blog, Notable Quotables to inspire, a place to leave comments, tips on dealing with the illness, and more to come. Preview Website -
31-Aug-2008 - Hits: 273 - Rate This | Details
Bipolar KnitterTop Rated A blog to reach out to parents, particularly moms, dealing with mental health issues. Oh, and to talk about knitting (and other crafting) as therapy. Preview Website -
30-Aug-2011 - Hits: 59 - Rate This | Details
Bipolar Notes From Underground: Surviving Bipolar 1 Bipolar mother blogs about living with the diagnosis of Bipolar 1 and being a mother.
My name is Marlena Rivers…yeah, sounds like a fake name, and yes, it is a fake name. I’m not OUT at work about the bipolar thing.
So some of this blog is about the dual identity thing. Because it is a trip and i feel like a double agent, posing at work as a “normal” person and out to some friends and family. Preview Website -
4-Oct-2012 - Hits: 92 - Rate This | Details
Bipolar PorchTop Rated My website aims to keep the Bipolar community updated with links to the latest news, articles, and events, as well as a listing of resources, books, websites, and blogs, I've found helpful in dealing with Bipolar Disorder. Preview Website -
11-Sep-2009 - Hits: 495 - Rate This | Details
BipolarFriend.com This is a blog written by someone with a bipolar brain. The site is created for people with bipolar and their family and friends. Real life topics range from suicide, relationships, wellness, caregivers, spirituality and so more true. Unique, yet short discussions range from serious to humorous and always incorporate a lesson learned. The aim of this site is to give quick thoughts that teach to common bipolar concerns that everyone can relate to. Preview Website -
2-Feb-2011 - Hits: 199 - Rate This | Details
Bipolarjourney.comTop Rated Lizzie's life with bipolar disorder. Includes blogs dealing with the substantial cost of bipolar medications, how others feel about those who have bipolar, and many more. Preview Website -
24-Feb-2008 - Hits: 444 - Rate This | Details
Caught in my BurbleTop Rated "Your neighborhood misanthropic, buxom, bondage-positive, bipolar, bisexual, flying, loquacious hedonist." She is trying to get a VNS implant, which is unusual since so far they've only been used experimentally for treatment-resistant depression (they are FDA-approved for epilepsy) and not bipolar since it theoretically could trigger mania. She writes descriptively about horrific depression, so it's easy to see why she's considering a VNS implant as an option. The outcome should be interesting. Preview Website -
11-Sep-2007 - Hits: 157 - Rate This | Details
DBSA President Sue Bergeson's Mental Health Blog Exactly what it describes. The Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance's elected leader keeps a seldom-updated but informative blog with topics ranging from bipolar irritability to spirituality to research and community news. It's not an especially personal blog, but she does infuse it with anecdotes that make her posts vivid and accessible. Preview Website -
11-Sep-2007 - Hits: 79 - Rate This | Details
Ecstasy's Lament: A Bipolar Disorder BlogTop Rated I am bipolar. Yikes! Ok, hit the undo! Hit the back button! Let’s rewind and do it over! I wish I could but history would probably only repeat itself.
This blog is my day-to-day thoughts and past experiences with the maddeningly perplexing and often times frightening Bipolar Disorder. Preview Website -
3-May-2011 - Hits: 138 - Rate This | Details
Furious SeasonsTop Rated Depending on your perspective, Philip Dawdy is either a whistleblowing hero or provocative conspiracy theorist. Whether inspiring or annoying, he's unquestionably a talented writer. (He's done some terrific investigative blogging about Zyprexa, for example.) With thinking and rethinking, it's likely you'll agree with some views and reject others, just as he does. He discusses his own experience with bipolar disorder as well. If you like to be challenged and are keen on good rants, this blog is tops. Preview Website -
11-Sep-2007 - Hits: 147 - Rate This | Details
Hiding Behind the Pulpit I am a 53 year old disabled UMC pastor diagnosed in 1994 with Bipolar Disorder. I have worked for 25 years in manufacturing management, and for the past 9 years was a full-time UMC pastor.
The content of my blog is aimed at the mentally-ill pastor, with the focus on how to function in a daily church environment.
It is also designed to specifically target the working class, people who are in the lower to middle income bracket. These people make up over 99% of the MI population, yet often are left to fend for themselves Preview Website -
20-Feb-2011 - Hits: 42 - Rate This | Details
Innosta This blog details my experience with bipolar disorder. Instead of the typical doom and gloom of some sites, Innosta focuses on the positive aspects of living with the illness. Preview Website -
17-Dec-2011 - Hits: 48 - Rate This | Details
John McManamy's Share PostsTop Rated John is not only known for his writing on bipolar spectrum disorders research, he's received high honours for it. This year he was awarded a Mogens Schou Award for Public Service, joining an exclusive and prestigious list of honourees that include professor of psychiatry/author/bipolar overachiever Kay Redfield Jamison, family psychotherapy researcher David J. Miklowitz, and the Stanleys of the Stanley Foundation (a major research funding source). John does things a bit differently online. Although he keeps a blog it's mostly relegated to personal stories and recipes while his most astute, well-researched writing is delivered in McManamy's Depression and Bipolar Weekly, a subscription-based email newsletter. Eventually its articles become publicly archived at his static web site McMan's Depression and Bipolar Web. He also wrote a great book that distilled a lot of that knowledge, Living Well With Depression and Bipolar Disorder. The blog keeps everyone current what he's working on. Preview Website -
11-Sep-2007 - Hits: 148 - Rate This | Details
Juice Week and the Lying Brain Juice Week and the Lying Brain: The ups and downs of a deranged baby grown-up. A personal blog from a young woman with ultra-rapid-cycling Bipolar II Disorder. Preview Website -
21-Apr-2012 - Hits: 50 - Rate This | Details
Kern Therapy This website by Donald Kern, MA/MFT has articles written by Mr. Kern, who has a private practice in Woodland Hills, Ca. He has a 35 year diagnosis of bipolar disorder, with 24 years free of manic episodes. He has also written a memoir on his struggle with this illness. Preview Website -
27-Aug-2008 - Hits: 285 - Rate This | Details
Living And Dealing With Bipolar Disorder, DID and the Consequences of Childhood Abuse I was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder II in 2001 and DID last year. I am a survivor of both parental physical abuse and incest. My blog covers both symptoms and experiences being bipolar, having DID, being abused and working through these issues. I've written about my experiences as they happen and I try to be as honest as I can be with my readers so my experiences can help if possible. My blog was started in 2010 and averaged around 5,000 readers after it started. Preview Website -
15-Feb-2011 - Hits: 52 - Rate This | Details
Living the Scientific Life (Scientist, Interrupted) GrrlScientist is a molecular evolutionary biologist in New York City, a
person with bipolar and a Ph.D. looking for work in zoology. She
chronicles her progress and struggles with hospitalization, career,
survival and academia. This is an acclaimed blog written with
personality and doused with plenty of science (and beautiful related
photos). Preview Website -
11-Sep-2007 - Hits: 90 - Rate This | Details
Mercurial Mind Bipolar BlogTop Rated I am a Bipolar Survivor of over ten years. I am a huge advocate for treatment that is as unique as the individual being treated. I don't believe in one cure for all, or that one can generalize anything as being good or bad for everyone. I am a surviving mother of two teenagers. Two more unique individuals that I love with all my heart. I enjoy sharing my thoughts with those who are experiencing similar issues, no matter what your mental status is. Sharing our triumphs and tribulations is partially what builds our stepping stones to a healthier way of life, mentally and physically. More importantly, speaking out to our world and exposing to our community's the intellectual, creative, important contributing members that we are. Preview Website -
12-Oct-2010 - Hits: 219 - Rate This | Details
MilligramTop Rated This is a sharp and witty blog that at times has been challenging to continue to follow because it keeps moving! (Brad, its author, has assured us this URL will redirect to wherever he decides to move to next, though.) Brad's posts are an absolute treat, brilliant and hilarious. Brad's machine-gun sarcasm sprays widely and may offend just about anyone in any stance eventually, and since he's Canadian it's hard for non-Canadians to tell when he's being serious. Take your dose of Milligram with a grain of lithium salt and try not to choke on it as you laugh. Preview Website -
11-Sep-2007 - Hits: 138 - Rate This | Details
My Wrenched Brain My personal experience, thoughts, feelings and physical sensations of being bipolar. How mania and depression really feel to me and when they are balanced. I also share the ways I'm learning to manage and cope with disorder. Preview Website -
12-Mar-2010 - Hits: 283 - Rate This | Details
