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Reviewed Bipolar Disorder Information Links
(viewing 1 - 5 of 17)The Balanced Mind
The Balanced Mind
The Balanced Mind is an extremely interesting and worthwhile site loaded with information on Child and Adolescent Bipolar Disorder. The site has a comprehensive guide for parents, resources and publications, multiple forums, online support groups, and more. Definitely worth checking out!
Pendulum Resources
Pendulum Resources
One of the oldest mailing lists for bipolar disorder also has a Web site which is a very comprehensive resource on mood disorders, covering all aspects of this topic through a variety of resources including articles, online support groups, humor...
Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance
DBSA
This beautiful and comprehensive website provides an overview of depressive and bipolar disorders and their symptoms. Informative, educational information, online forums, local 'real-world' support group information, a bookstore specializing in media about depression and a newsletter are provided. Special areas are devoted to related issues including suicide and adolescents. National DBSA membership program and chapter information is also included. This is an informative site for the patient as well as their family members.
McMan's Depression and Bipolar Web
John McManamy
McMan's Bipolar Web is an old and dear site devoted to the bipolar disorder experience. The site features almost 300 articles on all aspects of depression and bipolar disorder - from diagnosis and treatment to personal essays and experiences - plus news, books, newsletter, forum, and discussions. Highly recommended even if there are a few navigational glitches scattered throughout the site.
Depression and Bipolar Disorder Information
Black Dog Institute
Black Dog Institute is a clinical, research and educational institute based in New South Wales, Australia. BDI is dedicated to improving understanding, diagnosis and treatment of depression and bipolar disorder. This site contains thorough but accessible material about depression and bipolar disorder including symptoms, treatments, frequently asked questions, fact sheets and how to help. The site also includes recent news and research and a section for clinicians.
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