Understand what drives self-sabotage in bipolar disorder, and learn expert-backed ways to protect your stability.
Key Takeaways
Self-sabotage is a behavior pattern, not a diagnosis, and it can look different during depression, hypomania, or mania.
Self-sabotage is not the same as self-harm. Understanding the difference can help guide the right kind of support.
Steady routines, mood tracking, and “pause before acting” strategies can help reduce impulsive choices.
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