Award-winning, CPD-accredited bipolar awareness training delivered onsite to your team. 3 hours. Up to 12 delegates. £500.

About This Training

Over 1 million people in the UK are living with bipolar disorder. The average wait for a correct diagnosis is 9.5 years. Many of those people are your colleagues, your clients, your residents, or the families of the people you support — navigating one of the most misunderstood mental health conditions in silence.

This CPD-accredited training course from The Bipolar Lift CIC gives your team the knowledge, confidence and skills to change that.

Delivered onsite at your premises by our experienced trainer, this is not a generic mental health awareness course. This is the only CPD-accredited bipolar-specific workplace training in the East Midlands, delivered by an award-winning organisation with genuine lived experience of bipolar disorder.

What Your Team Will Learn

By the end of the session, every delegate will be able to:

• Explain what bipolar disorder is and how it differs from other mental health conditions

• Recognise the signs and symptoms of bipolar disorder in colleagues, clients and service users

• Hold confident, sensitive and supportive conversations with someone who may be struggling

• Apply practical strategies to reduce stigma and foster psychological safety in the workplace

• Signpost effectively to internal and external mental health support

• Identify how bipolar disorder can affect day-to-day performance, attendance and relationships at work

Course Details

Format

Tutor-led, interactive group session

Duration

3 hours

Delivery

Onsite at your premises (we come to you)

Group size

Up to 12 delegates per session

Certificate

CPD certificate issued to every delegate on completion

Price

£500 per session (up to 12 delegates — less than £42 per person)

Availability

Flexible scheduling, Monday to Friday across the East Midlands and UK

Who Is This Course For?

This training is suitable for any organisation that wants to better support the mental health of its people. It has been delivered to:

• Care homes and residential care providers

• NHS teams and healthcare organisations

• Housing associations and supported living providers

• Local authorities and public sector teams

• Banks, financial services and corporate organisations

• Schools, colleges and universities

• Charities, community organisations and voluntary sector teams

• Football foundations and sports community organisations

If your team works with, supports, or employs people — this training is relevant to you.

Why The Bipolar Lift?

The Bipolar Lift CIC is an award-winning Community Interest Company based in Nottingham, founded and led by Imran Akram FIOL, FRSA — a Fellow of the Institute of Leadership, Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, and Industry Fellow at Nottingham Trent University.

We are the only dedicated bipolar peer support organisation in Nottingham. Everything we do is informed by lived experience, professional expertise and a deep commitment to reducing stigma and improving lives.

Our training does not come from a textbook. It comes from years of working directly with people and families affected by bipolar disorder. That is what makes it different. And that is what your delegates will feel in the room.

What People Say

"An incredibly informative and engaging session. Our team left feeling genuinely equipped to have conversations they previously would have avoided."

"Imran delivered the training with warmth, expertise and authenticity. It made a real impression on everyone who attended."

"One of the best CPD sessions we have hosted. Relevant, practical and delivered with real passion."

How to Book

This course is delivered onsite at your premises on a date that suits your organisation. To arrange a booking or find out more:

Email: support@bipolarlift.org

Phone: 0115 7737537

Website: www.bipolarlift.org

Click the green button above to register your interest and a member of our team will be in touch within one working day to confirm your date and next steps.

Description supplied by the event organiser.