Teens and Bipolar Disorder
The adolescent years are difficult at best. Life as a teenager is fraught with insecurity, social awkwardness, and the rites of passage into adulthood. Toss in a serving of bipolar disorder and the instability of this age increases exponentially.

Kidshealth: Teens with Bipolar Disorder
An EXCELLENT site for teens.This site has more than just bipolar information.

Parents 4 Bipolar Kids A California-based support group. This site contains a variety of parent friendly, useful information.

Finding Support for a Child with Bipolar Disorder
A personal reflection from the father of a child with bipolar disorder.  A very popular site among parents.

BP Keepers
A variety of resources and support information specifically for parents of children with bipolar disorder.

BP Info
Our Child Bipolar FAQ page is the beginning of what you will find here at Brainstorm. You will also find parent to parent help dealing with the daily stress of caring for a child with Bipolar Disorder

Activity Pages

From Tracy Anglada author of: Brandon and the Bipolar Bear,  A Story for Children With  Bipolar Disorder; this site features activites for children and teens experiencing bipolar disorder.

The Bipolar Brain
Take the journey and learn! Bipolar Disorder simply put is a brain disorder.  This page is dedicated to Bipolar Affective Disorder.  The author of the site shares her personal reflections as well as links to practical information.

Harbor of Refuge
This site was created to serve people who are receiving appropriate medical treatment for their bipolar illness, including appropriate medications.

Dr. Haupt's Blog Every month Dr. Haupt answers your questions about bipolar disorder. 

A Silver Lining
A large support-focused web-site with information for just about any question related to bipolar disorder.

The Bipolar Blog
The purpose of this site is for people with Bipolar Disorder to learn, share information, and heal.

Bipolar Connect
Everyone who copes with bipolar disorder has a story and many evocative tales end up online. Click on this link to find blogs written by folks who are handling similar issues with courage, compassion, and most of all, humor.

Australian Woman's Bipolar Blog
A bit dated (2001) this site has personal perspectives plus factual information on diagnosis and treatment.