Bipolar Career Advisors, LLC.
Serra Mesa, California
(20)
Serra Mesa, California
(20)
20 customer reviews
Concerned human
Not a single corporate sponsor on BPCA's website had consented to being listed as such, personally checked and so should you- Big red flag. Also, if you actually read all of the 5 star ratings below you'll find they lack any real substantial content and thus highly likely to be fabricated reviews. The chief executives of these companies mentioned above that were alerted to this fraud were embarrassed to being poorly represented when notified of the sole representative of the company Steven Borg's inhuman treatment of prospective customers through persistent negligence had played out. I may be the only person voicing themselves to the masses or even the first- though if it matters the character of the person you give money to and trust your future with, please be advised through my personal inhumane treatment. More...
Tom Wisby
If could rate a 0/5 for this company I would. After years of unable to hold a job/enter a professional career, I was finally diagnosed BP1 and understood why my mental illness had gotten in the way. I found this company as a light to this darkness with expectations high. I scheduled an initial consultation which went unanswered, 3 times with various BS excuses each time (such has 'I had another client that had a mild crisis' and 'my phone was on silent' during another scheduled call); he then promised to call back the next day each time which turned out to be another lie. After finally connecting for the 30min consultation I was told to expect an email the next day. Again, no response. I followed up with a text, seeking the missing email. I then followed up with this Steven Borg whom I struggled to connect via phone with a series of 9 emails asking for his follow up email TO JUST START THE PROGRAM. Again, more excuses ('it didn't ping back, so it should have gone through, maybe it was the wrong email [he emails to my correct email], 'my internet was down, I have an internet guy here, hold tight [as he emails me that he can't send an email]'). If you place your hope in this company as an answer to one of the biggest struggles BP people face, finding meaningful and reliable work, be prepared to be let down and face more fustration then what you may have began with. I dearly hope in the future there is someone other then the hypocrite Steven Borg representing this company and serving those who need help, rather then creating more problems for those who need it. More...
Jenica Thomas
Your articles and information have been very helpful in my new journey. Been coping with a lot of mixed emotions. One one hand I suddenly have lots of answers to how I've been my whole life on the other I realize the severity of my struggle. But like I said, articles like yours help me find some peace in this storm. More...
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Fee Newlands
Good source of information & interesting articles that make it easier to accept you’re not the only one who has these traits
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Kimberly Anne Preis
This page is sooo incredibly amazing and informative. I'm living with Bi-Polar 2 and it's a struggle every second of every day. Knowing that I'm not the only one out there is sooo helpful. I didn't know it until I seen it but there is a Bi Polar magazine out there. That is the kind of information and reading about how to manage your Bi Polar and letting those who don't suffer from the mental illness know and be aware of certain things is what makes International Bipolar Foundation amazing! 5 Stars all the way!!!!!! More...
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Michelle Elizabeth Kaye
I have Bipolar. And no one understands. Its very sad. Im a survivor..�
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Alicia Ladygreeneyes Daijah-Beverley
I was diagnosed with bi-polar i thought it was going to change my life but each day you read up on it more the more you can survive the suffer you have inside. I was diagnosed with it when ibwas 13 years old. Ever since I get all angry one min happy the next it is an on going constant battle we battle everyday. Keep ur head healed high because nothing will ever beat us. xx More...
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Anita M Baker
Thank God you are finely here. It has been a hard lifetime trying to understand what is wrong with me.
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Chadwick Steiner-Mitchell
This page is excellent. I find the articles I read on here keep me in touch with medical advances concerning mental health taking place around the globe, which interests me plenty! People also get to share their stories as well which is awesome on many levels. Some find hope in others stories as well as ideas or information and it's nice to vent or share your own experiences. More...
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Deeanah Lane
My husband has bipolar 1 and reading stories about other people the advice and journey's other have taken its amazing everyday is a challenge and some days are harder then others but i wouldnt have anyone else i love him the way he is and i love knowing that help for us both is out there when he first got diagnosed he had no he he hide away from the workd scared and unable to level out 6 years later he can scream from the roof tops because he is no longer afford of it taking over he tells him self everyday he is in control
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Zhyn Jen
You help me with many things and being aware of my condition is the best thing i learned
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Suzanne Ward Buck
This page is amazing. It is opening the eyes of those who don;t suffer from mental illness and helping those who do to understand it better and not feel so alone.
When I was first diagnosed in 1998 not that much was known about bipolar disorder I and there really wasn't too much to educate yourself and your loved ones on the subject. However, I found this great book through research called
"An Unquiet Mind: A Memoir of Moods and Madness" by Kay Redfield Jamison.
I personally suggest everyone who is suffering read this. Afterwards, you will know for sure you are NOT alone.
Thanks so much International Bipolar Foundation for making all of this possible!
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Angie Ashcraft
Im glad IBF is here for those of us who live with BP. We have a place to share our thoughts and look for help when feeling lost and alone. I was diagnosed with BP in my late 20s, after I had a nervous breakdown in the doctors office. She sent me to a specialist, who then diagnosed me. I believe I have been with it for longer then that but I was too young to understand what was happening to me. Thank you IBF for the hard work you do to help us endure, get through the hard times and remind us we are good people who did nothing to cause the disorder. ❤❤ More...
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Venturium Hexatious Cerberus
I was diagnosed with bipolar and PTSD and other problems, I was skeptical at first following this page, but I gave it a try and I'm grateful I did so. I have my own service dog named Hecate or "Hex" for short, and article about service dogs always make me happy because people start to learn the fundamentals of what a service dog is. I, myself, advocate for mental health awareness but also for service dogs. I am thankful for an amazing page that makes me comfortable to read and to relate to other people. More...
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Brittney Prine
This page has help me a lot I have bi-polar type 2 and there are some day that I can even Stan to be around people and then when someone ask what's wrong all I can tell them is I'm haveing a off day how do you tell someone what's wrong with you when you don't know or can't put in to words I have always know I had bi polar but I just saw help for it a few months ago I have been on two different med and right know I'm off and I have to go back I can't dile with this I felt like I had everything under control and now I don't know but I just take it one day at a time
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Robyn Wells
I absolutely love this site! I read almost every post and have taken part in World Bipolar Day for the last 3 years. This site inspired me to start blogging myself. Thank you!!! �
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Justin Warner
The older i get the tougher the struggle and i find your page a distraction when im blue. Its unreal how many of us struggle with the same issues.
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Luffy D Chinjah
please help me i'm scared to do this but i i have to i don't have a choice..i wish i had somebody to share my life with .. i quit goodbye all of you have a great life More...
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Julie A. Fast
I am excited to join the board of this excellent organization. I've been a fan for years and now I get to help the organization reach people all around the world. Thank you to the IBPF for helping those of us with bipolar who struggle to find a place in the world! Julie More...
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Claudia De La Lama
Hi I was diagnosed 2 years ago, it turned my world upside down, I have 2 girls and it’s been terrible for them to see me maniac, I spent last Xmas hospitalized. I hope they find at least better medication than the one available now. I had to leave too many things because of the disease� More...
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