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What to look for in a job when you have bipolar disorder
People living with bipolar disorder are capable of finding fulfilling work in a range of different job roles and workplaces.
Symptoms, skills and interests vary from person to person. In your job search, focus on finding a job that enhances your individual strengths and helps you manage your mental health.
While everyone’s experience living with bipolar is different, you may like to consider the following job features:
- Clothes tailor
- Massage therapist
- Librarian
- Landscaper
- Nail technician
- Hairstylist
- Researcher
- Tutor
- Writer
- Web developer
- Yoga or Pilates teacher
- Bookkeeper
- Receptionist
- Delivery driver
- Cleaner
- Travel consultant
- Sales consultant
- Factory work
- Assistant
- Construction worker
- Graphic designer
- Freelance writer
- Video editor
- Makeup artist
- Personal trainer
- Dog walker
- Photographer
- Social media manager
- Software developer
- Copywriting editor
* Please note that these job suggestions may not be suitable for everyone with bipolar disorder. These job suggestions may suit some people depending on their circumstances including, but not limited to, their current experience with bipolar disorder.
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