Mental Disorders

Mental disorders referencing and guidance

RISKAL DISORDERS

Mental disorders or mental disorders; is expressed as health conditions that affect the soul, thoughts and behaviors in a wide range of environments. Examples of such disorders include depression, anxiety (anxiety) disorders, schizophrenia, eating disorders and addictive behaviors.

Many people may develop such mental health disorders from time to time. However, such continuing anxieties affecting mental health, causing stress, adversely affecting daily activities, lead to a mental illness.

Mental illness causes people to be unhappy, to have problems in their daily life, work and relationships. Most often the symptoms can be treated with a combination of medication and counseling (psychotherapy).

INDICATIONS

Symptoms of mental illness vary depending on the conditions of the illness and other factors. Indicates that feelings, thoughts and behaviors are negatively affected.

Common symptom examples are:

• • Feeling self-depressed or morally collapsed

• • Mental complexity or low concentration

• Excessive fears or anxieties, or extreme guilt

• • High and low mood changes at extreme levels

• Avoiding social activities

• • Significant fatigue, low energy or sleep problems

• • Truth, paranoia, or hallucinations away from reality

• • Unable to cope with daily problems or stress

• • Indifference to other people's problems and the situation they are in

• • Alcohol or drug dependence

• • Significant changes in eating habits

• • Changes in sex drive

• Excessive anger, hostility or violence

• Suicidal thoughts