Bipolar UNITED Worldwide
Interactive & Educational Support

Conversations with the Afflicted & Affected
Founder & Host
Marcy Rubin, CPC
Certified Professional Life Coach

Worldwide Services for the Bipolar Disorder Community



As a Mentor & Coach Marcy spends her days exploring how to motivate and inspire others to take their individual journey into discovering life's endless opportunities. She chooses to speak openly about her struggles with the illness in an effort to make it easier for others to envision reaching their personal goals. Marcy is among the many people diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder who can function daily with minimal affects of the illness. She attributes her state of "recovery" to consistently balancing a healthy life style with her positive attitude. 

Marcy highly recommends partnering with a professional who first hand understands what coping with bipolar means to everyone involved. With Marcy's encouragement, support and education you too can learn to achieve balance and success in life. 




Like many others when Marcy was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder she experienced a roller coaster of emotions, the doctor shuffle and the medication cocktail trial and errors. But through it all she discovered with education comes acceptance & suddenly the weight gets lifted and you see hope.

The Bipolar evolution has changed the face of the illness. Today Marcy navigates her place in the process of making a difference by comfortably stepping into the role as coach, mentor, and friend.
She understands your personal and professional relationship turmoils, knows you deal with career strains, bias and limitations, she sees how your daily struggle with health and wellness affects everyone involved.

Marcy's passion to help the Bipolar Community gave vision to Bipolar United Worldwide. This unique support system encourages open conversation between the afflicted and affected. Her goal is to
close the gap of communication between people diagnosed to the others who witness Bipolar from the outside. Marcy believes there isn't a better way to educate the community then understanding the struggles through opposing experience.