Paisley (In-person and Online) Group

Paisley (In-person and Online) Group Signup

To join one of our support groups, please complete the short form below.

When you sign up to a Bipolar Scotland support group, you will also become a member of Bipolar Scotland. Membership is free.

About our Paisley (In-person and Online) support group

Our Paisley in person and online support groups are welcoming spaces for anyone affected by Bipolar. Whether you’re looking to share experiences, gain insights, or simply connect with others who understand, you’ll find a supportive and friendly community here. Join us and be part of a group that encourages open conversation and mutual support.

For In-Person meetings, find us at Methodist Central Hall, 2 Gauze St, Paisley, PA1 1EP. For online meetings, you will be sent the joining link in advance of the meeting.

The Next Four Meetings

April 27, 2026
Location: In-Person Meeting
Start Time: 18:00
Finsh Time: 19:30
May 11, 2026
Location: Online Meeting
Start Time: 18:00
Finsh Time: 19:00
May 25, 2026
Location: In-Person Meeting
Start Time: 18:00
Finsh Time: 19:30
June 8, 2026
Location: Online Meeting
Start Time: 18:00
Finsh Time: 19:00
June 22, 2026
Location: In-Person Meeting
Start Time: 18:00
Finsh Time: 19:30
July 13, 2026
Location: Online Meeting
Start Time: 18:00
Finsh Time: 19:00
July 27, 2026
Location: In-Person Meeting
Start Time: 18:00
Finsh Time: 19:30
August 10, 2026
Location: Online Meeting
Start Time: 18:00
Finsh Time: 19:00
August 24, 2026
Location: In-Person Meeting
Start Time: 18:00
Finsh Time: 19:30

Key Benefits

One of the greatest benefits of joining a support group is the shared experience. Connecting with others who truly understand the challenges of living with Bipolar can foster a sense of belonging and reduce feelings of isolation. Peer support encourages open conversations, helping you feel heard and understood in a safe environment.

Support groups are a valuable space for learning. You can gain insights into how others manage their condition, pick up coping strategies, and exchange practical advice. This shared knowledge can help you better understand your own journey and empower you to make positive changes.

Making meaningful connections is key to improving your mental health. Through our support groups, you can meet people who may become long-term friends, mentors, or companions on your journey. These relationships can extend beyond the group and create a supportive network in your everyday life.

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