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Bipolar Disorder Support Group

Fee ₹3,500 For 6 sessions (~₹583/session)
Medium Online
Upcoming Meetup Jun 8

A gathering for individuals with Bipolar Disorder and those considering a diagnosis, offering mutual support and shared experiences.

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Key Details

Next Meetup:

Scheduled Session
Mon, Jun 8 · 8:00pm–9:15pm
3,500 · 6 sessions (~₹583/session)
Number of Sessions
6 Sessions
Fee Type
Paid
Organized By
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  • What Is Bipolar Disorder Support Group About?
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  • Who are the facilitators behind Bipolar Disorder Support Group?
    Facilitator: Palkee Baruah
    • Years of Experience: 7+ years
    • Groups Facilitated at SoulUp: 10
    • Relevant Expertise: Adult ADHD, Self and Identity Issues, Anxiety, Emotional Regulation, Workplace Stress, Queer-affirmative and Trauma-sensitive Practice
    Palkee Baruah is a Senior Clinical Psychologist with expertise in mood-related concerns including bipolar disorder and depression, along with trauma, identity and relational difficulties. With an M.Phil. in Clinical Psychology and experience across clinics, workshops and group therapeutic spaces, she supports individuals in navigating emotional intensity and building a stable sense of self. She draws on CBT, DBT, ACT and CFT while grounding her work in empathy, lived context and client goals. Her therapeutic lens is strongly informed by intersectionality and affirming care, creating space for individuals across identities and backgrounds to feel seen and understood.
    Her work with bipolar disorder feels meaningful because it allows her to help individuals move beyond stereotypes and misconceptions that often surround the condition. She focuses on skill development, mood regulation and reflective insight while also encouraging connection and shared understanding among participants. In SoulUp’s Bipolar Support Group, she facilitates conversations that reduce shame, strengthen resilience and foster hope. Participants often describe finding relief in being part of a space where their experiences are met with respect and validation. Outside therapy, she enjoys exploring new places and proudly advocates for the comfort of aloo pitika. She believes wholeheartedly that therapy can be the trusted sidekick we all need during life’s battles.
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