Who is this for?
- People aged 18 years old and over affected by bipolar and their carers
Who provides this?
- Lothian Bipolar Self-help Group
Description
The Lothian Bipolar Self-help Group brings people together who want to provide information, peer support and self-management guidance to individuals affected by bipolar.
Group members have their own experience of bipolar and help each other to stay well. Members meet regularly in friendly and supportive environments, learning about the condition, investigating new treatments, sharing life stories, doing fun things like cinema trips and ten-pin bowling and more. Carers and friends/family are also very welcome – they play an important role in helping maintain wellbeing. The group’s website provides information about bipolar and links to helpful information sources.
The main group welcomes adults of all ages and meets at the Stafford Centre, 103 Broughton Street, Edinburgh, EH1 3RZ
During the COVID-19 lockdown, online meetings are being offered.
How do I access this?
- Self-referrals
Is there a cost?
Free
Is there a waiting list?
No
Location information
- Public parking available
Opening times
You can see all up-to-date dates and times on the website.

Contact Details
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Downloads
Lothian Bipolar Group Leaflet
(422.02 KB pdf)