A mood disorder characterized by extreme highs (mania) and lows (depression), with episodes lasting weeks or months.

A personality disorder that involves unstable moods and behavior.

A type of anxiety disorder that causes excessive worry and fear.

A chronic condition that affects the body's ability to regulate blood sugar.

Mental illnesses causing major disturbances in eating behaviors, leading to significant distress and disruption of daily life.

Temporary changes in eating habits due to stress or lifestyle changes.

A preference for certain types of food without any psychological impact.

Physical conditions that affect the body's ability to digest food properly.

A type of physical illness caused by substance withdrawal.

Mental illness where a person continues using a substance despite negative effects on health and life.

A temporary condition that resolves after stopping substance use.

A behavioral issue related to social interactions.

Mental illnesses characterized by patterns of inappropriate behavior, often diagnosed in older teens and adults.

Temporary emotional disturbances that resolve on their own.

Common personality traits that vary among individuals.

Behaviors that are socially acceptable but differ from cultural norms.

A mental health condition characterized by recurring and uncontrollable thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that make daily functioning difficult, with no pleasure from compulsive behaviors.

A type of anxiety disorder that involves excessive worry about everyday situations.

A behavioral condition where individuals have an overwhelming desire to organize and arrange their surroundings.

A mood disorder that causes persistent feelings of sadness and loss of interest.

A disordered eating pattern characterized by an obsession with healthy eating.

A type of diet that promotes eating only raw foods.

A psychological condition where one avoids all food to lose weight.

A nutritional plan that focuses on high protein intake.

A mood disorder also known as clinical depression that increases the risk of developing other health conditions.

A type of anxiety disorder characterized by excessive worry and fear.

A personality disorder that affects how a person thinks, feels, and behaves.

A temporary state of sadness that does not require treatment.

Consuming large amounts of food in a short time without control over the amount.

Eating small portions of food throughout the day.

Avoiding food entirely for long periods.

Consuming food only during social gatherings.

Involve recurrent use of substances or behaviors leading to health issues and inability to meet responsibilities.

Are characterized by occasional use of substances without significant impact on daily life.

Refer to the use of substances solely for recreational purposes without any negative consequences.

Involve a one-time use of substances that does not lead to addiction.

A type of mental illness characterized by extreme feelings of worry and dread that interfere with daily life, often unrealistic or exaggerated.

A physical condition that causes excessive sweating and heart palpitations.

A temporary state of nervousness that occurs before a big event or performance.

A personality trait that makes someone overly cautious and careful.

A type of anxiety disorder experienced in summer months.

A mood disorder causing symptoms similar to major depressive disorder, experienced in winter months with less natural sunlight.

A personality disorder characterized by unstable moods and behavior.

A sleep disorder that affects people during daylight saving time.

A condition characterized by extreme and constant anxiety about parts of life beyond a person’s control, often manifesting as physical symptoms.

A temporary feeling of nervousness before a public speaking event.

A type of anxiety that only occurs in social situations.

A mental health disorder that only affects children.

Through medication only.

Through therapy, including individual and family therapy, and taking warning signs seriously.

By ignoring the symptoms until they go away.

Through dietary changes alone.

Eating disorders that do not meet the criteria for specific disorders but still cause significant distress.

A type of eating disorder characterized by binge eating without purging.

A condition where individuals eat only certain types of food, avoiding others completely.

An eating disorder that involves excessive exercise to control weight.

Genetic predisposition and family history

High physical activity levels

Consuming a balanced diet

Positive body image and self-esteem

A mental illness characterized by difficulty paying attention, hyperactivity, forgetfulness, and impulsiveness, usually developing in childhood.

A developmental disorder that affects communication and behavior, typically diagnosed in early childhood.

A mood disorder that causes persistent feelings of sadness and loss of interest.

A personality disorder characterized by a long-term pattern of unstable relationships, self-image, and emotions.

A significant increase in the variety of foods consumed due to adventurous eating.

A significant limitation in the type or amount of food consumed, often due to sensory sensitivity or anxiety.

An eating disorder characterized by binge eating followed by purging.

A condition where individuals eat only a specific type of food, ignoring all others.

A temporary feeling of sadness that goes away on its own.

A health condition where negative or unhelpful feelings or thoughts become so severe they interfere with daily life.

A state of mind that is always positive and happy.

A condition that only affects children and teenagers.

Ask for help finding a therapist or counselor, remember confidentiality, and talk to trusted adults for support.

Search online for mental health resources and forums.

Ignore your feelings and focus on other activities.

Consult a friend who has no experience in mental health.