This is a difficult situation and I can see how you could come up with this conclusion, but it is not the solution. In a relationship, it's quite difficult when a partner isn't mentally stable and isn't wanting the help. I've been through something similar. But sneaking their pills could very well ruin your relationship, and on their side it would be really awful to know they were taking something without their consent. But if they aren't willing to get help, it strains you as a person and something that communication can only solve because clearly it's affecting you as well. If they aren't willing to take action to create a better life for themself, then they aren't trying to create a better life for you as well. As they say, if you can't take care of yourself then how can you take care of other people.
Would you force/sneak your s/o to take medicine they need?
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This is a difficult situation and I can see how you could come up with this conclusion, but it is not the solution. In a relationship, it's quite difficult when a partner isn't mentally stable and isn't wanting the help. I've been through something similar. But sneaking their pills could very well ruin your relationship, and on their side it would be really awful to know they were taking something without their consent. But if they aren't willing to get help, it strains you as a person and something that communication can only solve because clearly it's affecting you as well. If they aren't willing to take action to create a better life for themself, then they aren't trying to create a better life for you as well. As they say, if you can't take care of yourself then how can you take care of other people.