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Understanding bipolar disorder in teens

By ReachOut Accredited

This provider is accredited through the National Safety and Quality Digital Mental Health Standard

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About this service

If your teen has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder, or you suspect they might be showing signs, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed or unsure of what to do next. The good news is that with the right support, young people with bipolar disorder can lead fulfilling and successful lives.

This service may help:

  • Develop parenting confidence
  • Grow your capacity to support your young person's wellbeing
  • Manage the impacts of bipolar disorder in your family

Service for

Parents
Parents
Carers (family, friends, professional carers)
Carers (family, friends, professional carers)

Cost

Free

Age group

26 to 69 years

Availability

24/7

Duration

1 day or One-off service

Engagement

Self-guided