Medical Team

Depression

• Pessimism, low self-esteem and confidence, excessive guilt
• Poor concentration, forgetfulness, slow thinking
• loss of energy, reluctance to do anything
• Anorexia, insomnia, suicidal thoughts

Mania

• Chronically elevated, hyperactive mood
• Talkative, frivolous, unrealistic, easy to spend money;
• Self-conscious energy, no sleepiness;
• inflated self-esteem;
• irritable ;
• Hypersensitivity to things, sometimes even irrational.

Schizophrenia

• Disordered thinking: Often have delusions or false beliefs, such as often thinking that they are being persecuted by others, or exaggerating their status and power to unbelievable levels.

• Cognitive Disorders: Often hallucinations, hearing, seeing, or smelling things that are not there or that others cannot perceive.

• Affective disorder: Responds inappropriately to emotion, sometimes oversensitively , sometimes not.

• Disordered behavior: Speech and movement are dull and repetitive; may create nouns or expressions

Depression, Insomnia

Manic depression

Anxiety

Panic Disorder

Obsessive compulsive disorder

Post-traumatic disorder

Phobia

Mental disorder

Psychosomatic disorder

GI Anxiety

ADHD

anorexia

Emotional problems in children and Adolescents

Postpartum depression, antenatal anxiety

Mood changes during menopause

Mental Health Service for the Elderly

Dementia, Elderly Depression