The constant bombardment of news and social media updates on the coronavirus is upsetting and unsettling. Learn how to “switch off” with mindfulness.

The outbreak of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) is stressful for everyone. Managing your bipolar disorder symptoms during these chaotic times is vital to your stability and well-being.

Jennifer F., one of our research participants, chronicles her time of self-isolation because of the Coronavirus and the things that helped her get through the illness

In these turbulent times, the risk of suicide is amplified. Here’s how to keep yourself and loved ones safe from this very real, but preventable, threat.

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