March 3, 2026Open Access

Psychosocial functional recovery in patients with bipolar disorder in remission: Which symptoms hold them back?

Key Points

Psychosocial functioning is notably affected by specific subthreshold symptoms in remission patients.
Key symptoms like psychomotor retardation and anxiety appear to hold back recovery outcomes significantly.
Observational analysis reveals the need for targeted interventions focusing on subthreshold symptoms.
These findings highlight the necessity of addressing specific symptoms during treatment to improve overall functioning.

Abstract

Specific subthreshold symptoms, including psychomotor retardation, apathy, guilt and somatic anxiety significantly influence psychosocial functioning. These findings highlight the importance of specifically targeting these symptoms to achieve functional recovery, even when patients are clinically stable.

Psychosocial functional recovery in patients with bipolar disorder in remission: Which symptoms hold them back?

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