ADHD affects attention, focus, and self-control. People may feel restless, have trouble staying organized, or act impulsively, and these challenges can impact work, school, and relationships. Psychological testing required if stimulants are to be prescribed.
Depression involves ongoing sadness, low energy, and loss of interest in things once enjoyed. It can also affect sleep, appetite, concentration, and how you feel about yourself.
This condition causes intense fear or worry in social situations. People may fear being judged or embarrassed, leading them to avoid social events, even if they want to participate.
Bipolar disorder includes mood swings that range from extreme highs (mania or hypomania) to deep lows (depression). These shifts can affect energy, thinking, behavior, and daily functioning.
This condition involves using alcohol or drugs in a way that causes problems in life—like at work, in relationships, or with health. It may include cravings, difficulty cutting back, or withdrawal symptoms.
Schizophrenia affects how a person thinks, feels, and relates to others. It can include symptoms like hearing voices, seeing things that aren’t there, or having unusual thoughts and difficulty thinking clearly.
Panic disorder causes sudden episodes of intense fear, often with physical symptoms like chest pain, shortness of breath, or a racing heart. These attacks can happen unexpectedly and feel overwhelming.
PTSD can develop after going through something very scary or traumatic. It may lead to flashbacks, nightmares, feeling “on edge,” or avoiding reminders of the event.
OCD involves upsetting thoughts that won’t go away (obsessions) and repeated actions or routines (compulsions) done to ease anxiety. These patterns can take up a lot of time and affect daily life.
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