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Identifying early indicators of depressive relapse—sleep changes, irritability, or withdrawal—enables timely intervention. Structured 7-day monitoring plans, combined with coping strategies like mindfulness, journaling, and brief behavioral activation, help prevent symptom escalation. Early communication with therapists, support networks, or primary care providers enhances safety and efficacy. Integrating self-awareness with concrete actions fosters proactive management, reinforces emotional resilience, and empowers individuals to maintain stability. Routine tracking and reflection cultivate long-term relapse prevention skills, improving overall mental health outcomes.