Mental Health Conditions

Chronic anxiety disorders might make it difficult for you to live the life you want. When you are anxious, you could feel worried or afraid. Anxiety can manifest physically as sweating and a racing heart. Anxiety is a typical human response to specific situations. You may have an anxiety issue if you feel anxious frequently or all the time. It is possible to address anxiety issues.

Everybody’s mood fluctuates from time to time, but bipolar disorder has the potential to drastically alter your mood and have an impact on every aspect of your life. Extreme highs and lows that can persist for months at a time will be felt by the individual. Between these periods, you might feel fine.

BPD is a condition that has an impact on the emotions, interpersonal interactions, and how you perceive and feel about yourself. Emotionally unstable personality disorder is another name for it(EUPD).

Depression is a continuous condition of low mood. Your ability to carry out daily tasks, experience pleasure, or show interest in activities is affected. Depression is distinct from sadness or feeling down, and any body can experience it.

An unhealthy attitude with food can lead to an eating disorder in which you get fixated on your eating habits. Eating too little or too much, or using food to control your emotions, are all examples of eating disorders.

Our thoughts, feelings, and behaviours together make up our personalities. When certain aspects of our personalities cause issues in our lives, a personality disorder may be identified.

A serious, traumatic, or scary experience, such as an assault, an accident, or a natural disaster, can result in post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), an anxiety disorder.

When you have psychosis, you might perceive, hear, or believe things that other people might not. You might think your experiences are accurate. It’s been called a “break from reality” by some people.

A mental condition called schizoaffective disorder affects your moods, thoughts, and behavior. Bipolar and schizophrenia symptoms can both be found in schizoaffective disease.

Schizophrenia has an impact on how you think and handle daily life. Hallucinations, delusions, disorganised thinking, and a lack of drive for daily activities are all possible symptoms of schizophrenia.