Interoceptive-autonomic pathways in mood state transitions in bipolar disorder: a hypothesis-generating brief review

Frontiers in Psychiatry | New and Recent Articles ·
Mind & Mental Health Switzerland

Bipolar disorder is typically described in terms of clinical states such as depression, mania, or hypomania, but bodily signal processing, autonomic regulation, and emotion regulation across these states have not yet been integrated into a single testable model. This review distinguishes cross-sectional correlates of mood states from longitudinal predictors of subsequent mood changes. It proposes…

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