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Mental Health and Wellness

More than 24 Million people suffer from a Bipolar and depression in the US.  It’s not just in your head.  If you believe you are suffering from a mood disorder, get help.  There is no shame in getting the help you need.

Depression and bipolar disorder can be isolating illnesses, but Burlington County Inspirations can help you connect with others who have been there and understand what you are experiencing. Visit the support group link and find the support that is essential to recovery

  • Burlington County Inspirations web site does not provide face to face support but offers resources to assist with finding local support groups in the Burlington County area.  
You can make it

Burlington County Inspirations

Burlington County Inspirations was formed in 2010. The web site offer resources and information to help all make positive changes towards improving their lives and the lives of their family and friends. We provides online support through our web site and Facebook page. We view success by focusing on goals, not obstacles.

“Individually we can support each other but together we create change. When we take responsibility for our lives and our wellness, change is possible.” Believe!

Mission

 Provides information on support groups and resources within the community and in doing so facilitate change and hope to people challenged with mood disorders. 


Social Media Connection

Through our Facebook page, you have the convenience of connecting with people online instantly to get support and find resources.

  • Discover your strength.
  • Promote mutual acceptance, respect and understanding of each other.
  • Create an atmosphere of support and confidentiality.
  • The Facebook group is available 24/7 to offer inspiration and educational information to those on their journey towards wellness. If you have found your way to this site or the Facebook page, then you are looking for support for yourself, a loved one or friend.
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If you are in a crisis, call 911 or contact your local crisis center. This web site does not take the place of professional help. Always speak with your doctor or a licensed professional for treatment.