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PerthBipolarIICasual Contributor
Hi all,
Does anyone know of any bipolar support groups in Perth?
Ive seen Even Keel pop up a few times on my searches, but ive tried calling and emailing with no replies… it seems they may have closed their doors.
I would really like to connect with people of a similar condition.
Cheers
In response to: Bipolar support groups in Perth
tymeModerator
Hey @PerthBipolarII ,
Hearing how hard it is to find services.
Have you tried the Bipolar Australia directory? https://www.bipolaraustralia.org.au/services-directory
Members have to be very mindful of anonymity when sharing resources as they may be accessing those services. Hence, it may be harder to give you direct links.
Let us know how you go with the directory if you haven't accessed it already.
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