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Posted on July 30, 2016July 5, 2018

Love Me Till I’m Me Again

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Bipolar Hong Kong is Hong Kong's first peer-led bipolar support network. We are a collective of Hong Kong-based professionals, students, writers and artists. Our mission: to fight the stigma and stereotypes attached to mental illness in Hong Kong. We offer free monthly support groups, peer-mentoring, creative opportunities and social events to positively and proactively change the way you perceive your condition, as well as the way others perceive you. View all posts by Bipolar Hong Kong 躁鬱香港

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BIPOLAR HK LIBRARY

10 Surprising Physical Symptoms of Bipolar Disorder – The Mighty
10 Things You Should Never Say to Someone with Bipolar Disorder – Guardian
180,000 Hongkongers May Have Bipolar Disorder & Not Know It – SCMP
3 Ways Mania Changes Me (Only 3??) – The Mighty
5 Habits of Highly Successful Bipolars – International Bipolar Foundation Feature
Anti-Depressants Saved Me But Made My Mental Health Worse – The Spectator
Bipolar & Suicide – BBC News
Can Social Media Give You PTSD? The Telegraph
Can Video Games Be Addictive? – Guardian Podcast
Central Health
China Daily Asia Feature on Bipolar Disorder
Don't Try Suicide – Spotify
End The Stigma Of Mental Illness – CNN
Guardian – Mental Illness Is Nothing Like A Broken Leg
Guns, Mental Illness & Violent Behavior – Wall Street Journal
Hong Kong Extradition Protests Could Trigger A Mental Health Crisis – SCMP
How Cynicism Is Linked To Depression – BP Hope
How Lack of Awareness Impedes Early Diagnosis – SCMP
How Ten Countries Approach Mental Health – BuzzFeed
https://psychcentral.com/blog/top-ten-terrific-things-about-bipolar-disorder/
Joshua Walters on Being Just Manic Enough
Largest Ever Mental Health Survey To Involve 15000 With Focus On The Young – SCMP
Mental Health Worry After Hong Kong Protests – Asia Times
Mind UK
Myths & Realities of Bipolar Disorder – APA
Myths and Facts of Bipolar Disorder You Really Need To Know
NME – Kayne West's Lyrics Decoded
Re-Uniting & Detaining Migrant Families Poses Mental Health Risks – New York Times
Ruby Wax on 'Losing it' – Telegraph
Secret Life of the Manic Depressive – Channel 4 (Part 1)
Secret Life of the Manic Depressive Part 2 – Channel 4
Sex & Drugs In Decline For Teens While Depression & Suicidal Thoughts Grow – New York Times
Stephen Fry on Stigma
Suicides Have Increased: Is This An Existential Crisis? – New York Times
The Black Dog Institute
The Irresistible Rise of David Walliams – Telegraph
The Society of Physicians on Bipolar Disorder
The Ways We Fail Those With Mental Illness – New York Times
To Counter Loneliness We Must Find Ways to Connect – New York Times
Top 10 Best Things about Bipolar Disorder – Psych Central
Why It's Important To Remove The Stigma Around Mental Health – Young Post – SCMP
Why Night Owls Have a Higher Risk of Depression – New York Times

Issue 4 of The Apostrophe – Time
Poetry, Stories and Mental Health at HK Lit Fest!
Why We Need to Change the Way We Talk About Suicide
Lost in Transition at HKILF 24!
Women in Publishing Society launch Imprint 22 at HK Lit Fest!

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