Conditions
Understand the diagnosis
Mood
Depression
A persistent low mood and/or loss of interest or pleasure that affects how you feel, think, sleep and function.
Learn more →Persistent depressive disorder
A long-lasting, often lower-grade depressed mood that becomes 'how life feels'.
Learn more →Perinatal & postnatal depression
Depression that starts during pregnancy or in the year after birth. It is different from the short-lived 'baby blues'.
Learn more →Seasonal affective disorder
Depression that comes and goes with the seasons, most often in autumn and winter.
Learn more →Bipolar disorder
Episodes of depression alternating with periods of abnormally elevated or irritable mood and energy (mania or hypomania).
Learn more →Premenstrual dysphoric disorder
Severe mood symptoms in the week or two before a period that ease once it starts.
Learn more →Anxiety & fear
Generalised anxiety disorder
Excessive, hard-to-control worry about many everyday things, with physical tension.
Learn more →Panic disorder
Repeated, unexpected panic attacks followed by ongoing fear of further attacks.
Learn more →Social anxiety disorder
Intense fear of social situations where you might be watched, judged or embarrassed.
Learn more →Specific phobia
Intense, persistent fear of a specific thing or situation, such as heights, animals or needles.
Learn more →Health anxiety
Persistent preoccupation with having or developing a serious illness, despite reassurance.
Learn more →Obsessive-compulsive
Trauma & stress
Post-traumatic stress disorder
Ongoing re-experiencing, avoidance and a sense of current threat after a frightening or traumatic event.
Learn more →Complex PTSD
PTSD plus long-term difficulties with emotions, self-worth and relationships, usually after prolonged or repeated trauma.
Learn more →Adjustment disorder
Distress and difficulty coping that develops after a stressful life change like a breakup, job loss or illness.
Learn more →Neurodevelopmental & neurodivergence
ADHD
A lifelong difference in attention, activity and impulse control that starts in childhood and often continues into adulthood.
Learn more →Autism
A lifelong neurodevelopmental difference in how people communicate, socialise and experience the world.
Learn more →Dyslexia & specific learning differences
Persistent difficulties with reading, writing or maths that are unexpected for a person's overall ability.
Learn more →Dyspraxia (DCD)
A lifelong difference in coordination and motor planning that affects everyday tasks like handwriting, dressing or sport.
Learn more →Tourette syndrome & tic disorders
Sudden, repetitive movements or sounds (tics) that are hard to control.
Learn more →Psychosis
Eating
Anorexia nervosa
Restricting food intake leading to significantly low body weight, with intense fear of gaining weight.
Learn more →Bulimia nervosa
Repeated binge eating followed by compensating behaviours like vomiting, laxatives, fasting or over-exercise.
Learn more →Binge-eating disorder
Recurrent episodes of eating large amounts with a sense of loss of control, without regular compensating behaviours.
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