Bipolar Scotland offers a number of training courses aimed at helping people feel better able to self-manage the symptoms of living with bipolar. These courses are exclusively available to members of Bipolar Scotland, and free for members to attend. 

If you would like to become a member you can sign up here or by calling our office on 0141 560 2050.

Upcoming Courses

Self-Management Training Lite (Online)

Tuesdays, 18th June - 9th July

1-3pm

Tuesdays, 17th September - 8th October

6.30-8.30pm

Friends & Family SMT (Online)

Wednesdays, 1st-22nd May 

 6:30pm - 8:30pm

In-Person Self-Management Training: Glasgow

Saturday 1st – Sunday 2nd  June

Saturday 24th – Sunday 25th August

10am – 4pm, lunch included. 

Self-Management Training

This course has been designed to help introduce the principles of self-management to anyone living with bipolar.

You’ll join up to 11 other participants to explore what bipolar means for you, learn new self-management tools and strategies, and feel better able to plan for the future and take back control of your life.

It is important to be aware that there is a large discussion and participatory element of this course. With this in mind, we ask that participants feel in a robust enough place in their recovery to engage fully in discussions about bipolar and challenges related to self-management.

We will cover the following topics across two full-days:

Acceptance

Triggers and warning signs

Coping strategies, medication management and preparing for the future

Bringing it all together

Self-Management Lite (Online) Training

This course is adapted from our full self-management training, and has been condensed to be delivered across four two-hour online sessions. This course is ideal for anyone who is worried about the intensity of attending the full two-day in-person course.

Self-management Lite courses are often delivered in the evening, making them accessible to anyone who has work or caring responsibilities during the day.

Self-Management (Online) Training for Friends and Family

We understand that supporting a friend or family member with bipolar can have a significant impact on your own mental health and leave you feeling isolated, disempowered, and unsure of how to move forward.

This course is delivered across four two-hour online sessions and aims to bring together friends, family and carers of people living with bipolar to offer psychoeducation, practical advice and tools for self-care, as well as strategies for supporting those you care about.

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