World Bipolar Day
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Where is World Bipolar Day observed?
World Bipolar Day is observed worldwide and is primarily observed by three international bipolar organizations - the Asian Network of Bipolar Disorder, the International Bipolar Foundation, and the International Society for Bipolar Disorders.
Who is World Bipolar Day observed by?
World Bipolar Day is observed by those affected by bipolar disorder and by people who wish to encourage and enlighten other people to know about bipolar disorder and calls on patients to connect with a mental health professional.
When was World Bipolar Day first celebrated?
The inaugural year of World Bipolar Day was March 30, 2014.
Who started World Bipolar Day?
World Bipolar Day is a day that was formulated together by the Asian Network of Bipolar Disorders, the International Bipolar Foundation, and the International Society for Bipolar Disorders.
History And Timeline
World Bipolar Day is a day that was established by the Asian Network of Bipolar Disorder, the International Bipolar Foundation, and the International Society for Bipolar Disorders. Bipolar disorder is not a very new problem, and its roots are back in ancient Greece.
The earliest mention of this disease can be dated back to Hippocrates, who mentioned the two words depression and mania in his book.
Before it came to be known as bipolar disorder, it was known as circular insanity as it was termed by Jean Parle Faret, another French Physician, in 1854. In 1999 the International Bipolar Foundation was established, which after extensive research evaluated and found out that Bipolar Disorder is more common than we know.
Mental Health Disorder
First Mental Health Illness was diagnosed for the first time.
1100 BCThe Connection Between Mania And Depression
Artaeus clinically linked mania and depression to bipolar disorder.
First CenturyRobert Burton's Book
Robert Burton's book 'The Anatomy of Melancholy' is published, which introduces music and dance as the treatment of melancholy.
17th CenturyCircular Insanity
Jean Pierre Falret terms Bipolar disorder as circular insanity and publishes an article describing 'a file circulaire.'
1851Establishment of International Bipolar Foundation
International Bipolar Foundation was established to research extensively into Bipolar disorder.
1999Traditions And Customs
World Bipolar Day doesn't have many traditions and customs attached to it, but you can indeed read about the various things that affect a bipolar patient and enlighten others. You can also donate to the International Bipolar Foundation and other organizations which look into this specter of bipolar disorder.
Ways To Observe World Bipolar Day
A close friend or family member may have bipolar illness. Pay attention to anyone who exhibits excessive mood fluctuations and encourage them to seek medical advice.
Bipolar disorder should be spoken freely and honestly. There's nothing to be ashamed about! On World Bipolar Day, share your stories and get involved.
Black and white stripes represent the two extremes of bipolar disorder. To express your support, wear a striped ribbon.
Facts And Stats
- Each year, this day is observed on March 30 to mark the global shift in awareness regarding mental health issues. It is celebrated on the birth anniversary of Vincent Van Gogh, who was famously diagnosed with this illness.
- This day was formulated by three international organizations, which are - the Asian Network of Bipolar Disorder, the International Bipolar Foundation, and the International Society for Bipolar Disorders.
- The hashtag for this day is extremely popular on social media.
When was World Bipolar Day created?
World Bipolar Day was first created and celebrated on March 30, 2014.
Who started World Bipolar Day?
World Bipolar Day was started by the Asian Network of Bipolar Disorder, the International Bipolar Foundation, and the International Society for Bipolar Disorders.
What is the significance of World Bipolar Day?
The goal of World Bipolar Day is to bring the world population information about bipolar disorders.
How do people follow World Bipolar Day?
Various events are campaigns are organized across the world to create awareness of the issues. Through international collaboration, this day is observed to reach a universal vision to fight the stigma around Bipolar disorder.
Why do people follow World Bipolar Day?
Awareness is raised on this day regarding bipolar disorder - a mental disorder that has grappled so many individuals yet so less acknowledged.
When is World Bipolar Day?
World Bipolar Day is celebrated on March 30 every year.
When Is This Day Celebrated
- Monday, March 30, 2020
- Tuesday, March 30, 2021
- Wednesday, March 30, 2022
- Thursday, March 30, 2023
- Saturday, March 30, 2024
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