To mark World Bipolar Day, I am hosting this free event at the Aaiotanga Community Space in Auckland.

Saturday March 28th 6:30 to 8PM

Join me, Katie Rickson as I share my story of life with bipolar.

Last October, I published a pocketbook called “30 Things I’d Like You to Know About Bipolar.”

Hear me read parts of my pocketbook

Leave feeling less alone, more uplifted

A safe space to ask questions

Signed copies of my book to buy ($25 each)

Plus one free copy of my pocketbook to giveaway on the night

March is a significant month for me and millions of others around the world, as 30th March marks World Bipolar Day.

"World Bipolar Day is a day for us to unite. A day to celebrate the remarkable strengths, achievements, and resilience of people with lived experience of bipolar disorder. It's also a day for us to come together to empower change. To advance bipolar disorders research, care systems and advocacy, and, critically, to reduce the significant stigma and discrimination people with bipolar disorder can face".

– Erin Michalak, PhD, ISBD Vice President for Outreach

You can read more about World Bipolar Day here:

https://www.worldbipolarday.org/about_wbd.html

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