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Addictive disorders are common disorders that involve the overuse of addictive substances or activities.
Anxiety is a feeling of stress or fear that is a natural reaction to a sense of danger.
Bipolar disorder is a mood disorder which sees extreme changes in a person’s mood and thoughts.
Depression is a mood disorder in which you feel down most of the time and find it hard to cope day-to-day.
People with eating disorders use food and weight as a way to cope with emotional distress.
A personality disorder involves an unhealthy and lasting pattern of thinking, functioning and behaving.
Psychosis is when you have unusual or strange experiences which cause distress. Schizophrenia is when you have these symptoms for at least six months.
Identifying and treating mental health conditions early on helps young people manage their own independence and goals.
Many of us will experience times in our lives when we need extra support; here are some places to start.
