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PerthBipolarIICasual Contributor
Good evening,
Does any one know of any bipolar support groups in Perth?
Ive tried searching online, to which I found Even Keel. But i have tried calling and emailing with no success. I suspect they have shut the doors.
I am keen to connect with people with similar experiences.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers, T
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The-red-centaurSenior Contributor
There are quite a few Grow groups around. I'm not sure what else sorry
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The-red-centaurSenior Contributor
There's also social groups like befriend. If you look on meetup there might be something
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PerthBipolarIICasual Contributor
Thank you @The-red-centaur
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AsgardSenior Contributor
Hi @PerthBipolarII
Lovely to meet you, I have a friend in WA and we were just talking about BPD, her son has it and she mentioned the following places that she either found helpful or gave her good resources, no harm in checking them out.
https://www.cci.health.wa.gov.au/Treatment/Bipolar-Course
She mentioned the Marian Centre - I think she was doing a course there with her kid
https://mariancentre.com.au/specialties/bipolar-disorder/treatment-for-bipolar-disorder
Hope the above helps....................Asgard
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