Providing information about a patient's condition is an important form of care. Educational resources can help to support the collaborative process of care and encourage self-management. Resources that support counseling, education, and information feedback are associated with improved outcomes. Materials, such as those provided here, can support the patient-clinician relationship by helping patients recognize the signs of bipolar depression, prompting discussions about the patient's condition and treatment, and providing them with a structured framework to record their mood and behavior.1