Maintenance-Phase Stability
Ongoing maintenance therapy holds mood within a narrow stable band.
- ~85%: Baseline stability (placeholder metric)
- Daily: Typical regimen (placeholder metric)
- Monthly: Monitoring (placeholder metric)
- Euthymia: Goal (placeholder metric)
Why maintenance therapy matters
Placeholder: long-term treatment reduces mood swing amplitude.
Placeholder: stable phases anchor future comparisons.
Mood Diary Line Graph
Each diary entry contributes one point to a scrolling mood trend line.
- Daily: Entry frequency (placeholder metric)
- -3 to +3: Scale (placeholder metric)
- ~24 mo: History shown (placeholder metric)
- Trend detection: Use (placeholder metric)
Reading the diary trend
Placeholder: flat lines indicate stability, spikes indicate mood episodes.
Medication Compliance Monitoring
Compliance percentage directly modulates predicted mood stability.
- >80%: High compliance (placeholder metric)
- <40%: Low compliance (placeholder metric)
- Pill count: Tracking method (placeholder metric)
- 50%: Alert threshold (placeholder metric)
Compliance and outcomes link
Placeholder: lower compliance correlates with higher relapse risk.
Treatment Discontinuation Event
Stopping treatment is marked as a distinct timeline event.
- Month 0: Event marker (placeholder metric)
- Side effects: Common reasons (placeholder metric)
- Weeks later: Risk onset (placeholder metric)
- Partial: Reversibility (placeholder metric)
What happens after stopping
Placeholder: risk begins climbing soon after discontinuation.
Placeholder: early re-engagement lowers relapse risk.
Relapse Risk Curve Over Months
Risk climbs sharply as months since discontinuation increase.
- 6-12 mo: Peak risk window (placeholder metric)
- Rising: Curve shape (placeholder metric)
- Restart therapy: Mitigation (placeholder metric)
- Frequent: Monitoring (placeholder metric)
Interpreting the risk curve
Placeholder: curve steepness reflects compliance history.