Every condition, in plain language.

Conditions that begin early in life and shape how a person learns, communicates, and develops.

Conditions that can change how a person experiences reality, including hallucinations and unusual beliefs.

Marked swings in mood and energy, from emotional highs to deep lows.

Lasting low mood and loss of interest that affect daily life, not just passing sadness.

Worry, fear, or panic that becomes overwhelming and hard to switch off.

Unwanted, repetitive thoughts and the urge to perform certain actions to ease them.

Reactions that follow frightening, painful, or deeply stressful experiences.

A sense of disconnection from your thoughts, memories, surroundings, or sense of self.

Real physical symptoms that are closely linked to emotional distress.

A difficult relationship with food, eating, and body image that affects health.

Difficulties with bladder or bowel control, most often seen in children.

Ongoing trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, or feeling rested.

Persistent difficulties with sexual response, comfort, or satisfaction.

The distress that can come from a mismatch between gender identity and sex assigned at birth.

Ongoing difficulty controlling impulses, anger, or behaviour in ways that affect others.

Patterns of substance use, or certain behaviours, that become harmful and hard to control.

Changes in memory, thinking, and reasoning, including the dementias.

Long-standing patterns of thinking and relating to others that cause distress.

Covered factually and respectfully, with a focus on consent, distress, and harm.