HopeStage for Supporter of bipolar people

Helping your loved ones living with bipolarity

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Helping loved ones living with bipolarity

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Find out what loved ones of bipolar people say about us

“I am a close friend of bipolar people, I discovered Hopestage at a difficult time for one of them. I was able to better understand what bipolarity was and find advice and answers. Above all, I felt less helpless. As Clement, founder of Hopestage, says, to better live with bipolarity, you need to have several pillars. Trusted and informed family members are one of them... so feel free to share what you learn with them!”
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- Marie Charlotte Ponsot
Close to a bipolar person

Understand

Feeling less helpless by finding advice and answers
“Hopestage, rich, relevant content that answers our questions. Thanks to HopeStage for allowing our bipolar community to find us and help each other.”
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- Caroline Touzeau
Close to a bipolar person

Learn

Understand your loved ones so you can help them
I had an orientation appointment with Clément as a caregiver and I really appreciated his attentive listening and the various tips and addresses he gave me. I think that the structure he has put in place to help people suffering from bipolar disorders is innovative and gives every chance for lasting stabilization. I have complete confidence.
- Valerie CS
Close to a bipolar person

Orientation

Refer my loved ones to care
“A solidarity initiative at the service of bipolar people! A solid reference for anyone who feels alone with their suffering, this is a serious work provided by HopeStage, which should be welcomed and given the very broad popularity it deserves.”
Catherine Verne
- Catherine Verne
Close to a bipolar person

Act

Get help from bipolarity experts
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Support for relatives of bipolar people

  • Bipolarity expert
  • Consultations by videoconference
  • Customization according to your goals
  • Taking care of yourself to help your loved one
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Your questions: FAQ

How to help your loved one with HopeStage?
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You represent a real pillar of stability for your loved ones, that's undeniable. However, it is sometimes easier for them to communicate with other people living with bipolarity. Do not hesitate to put us in contact with them.

What can I do to support the project?
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Thanks for taking a moment for us Give your opinion. This is a great help to us. You can also donate to the association.

Our mission
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HopeStage’s mission: Transforming bipolarity into an opportunity through a structured empowerment journey leading to recovery.

Our Stages of Hope journey is built around 3 key phases:

1. Understand
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Challenging preconceived notions about bipolarity
Free and immediately accessible resources:
- Podcast
- YouTube
- Blog, newsletters
- Social media content

2. Accept:
Guiding you toward accepting your difference
Free and immediately accessible services:
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Peer support communities
- Online trainings

3. Guide (members only):
Connecting you with the right support structures:
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Specialized associations
- Public organizations
- Psychiatrists
- Psychologists
- Peer helpers

Do you have more questions? Contact us.
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“Making an impact together to help bipolar people achieve recovery”


Taking care of yourself is essential in order to be able to support those you care about.

Stop burning yourself out trying to do everything alone. There are plenty of groups ready to lift some weight— Bipolar Australia, SANE, the Black Dog Institute, DBSA, Mind, and more.

Our job at HopeStage is to support people living with bipolar disorder end-to-end. Yours? Help your loved ones see they need that support—because you can’t carry it all.And don’t forget yourself.

Booking an appointment with a psychiatrist or therapist isn’t “for patients only.” It’s self-care, a way to lead by example, and a reminder that seeking help is normal.

Recognising the need for help is the first step toward hope. You’re a pillar of stability for your loved one—let’s team up and drive their recovery together.