Neurodiversity
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ADHD
ADHD can affect focus, organisation, impulse control, restlessness and emotional regulation. It is not laziness or a character flaw.
Guides
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Common feelings
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Anxiety
Anxiety is worry, fear or unease that can show up in the mind, body and behaviour. It becomes a problem when it feels constant, intense or hard to live around.
Neurodiversity
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Autism
Autism is a lifelong difference in how a person communicates, experiences the world, processes sensory information and connects with other people.
Mood
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Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar disorder can involve episodes of depression and episodes of unusually high or irritable mood, energy and activity. It deserves proper support, not judgement.
Everyday pressure
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Burnout
Burnout is deep exhaustion after prolonged pressure. It often comes from carrying too much for too long without enough recovery, control or support.
Common feelings
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Depression
Depression can affect mood, energy, sleep, appetite, concentration, self-worth and hope. It is more than having a bad day, and support is available.
Body and food
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Eating Disorders
Eating disorders are serious mental health conditions involving food, eating, body image or control. You do not need to look a certain way to deserve help.
Finding help
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Free Mental Health Help
If money is stopping you getting support, you still have options. Free help can include crisis lines, NHS services, charities, peer support, self-help tools and local groups.
Loss and relationships
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Grief
Grief is the pain of losing someone or something important. It can be messy, quiet, angry, numb, physical, delayed or different from what people expect.
Helping someone
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How to Support Someone Who Feels Suicidal
You do not need perfect words to help someone in crisis. Calm honesty, staying with them, listening and getting urgent support can make a real difference.
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Loss and relationships
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Loneliness
Loneliness is not just being alone. It is the painful gap between the connection you need and the connection you have.
Anxiety
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OCD
OCD involves intrusive thoughts, images or urges, and repeated behaviours or mental rituals used to reduce distress. It is not simply liking things tidy.
Anxiety
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Panic Attacks
A panic attack is a sudden rush of intense fear and body alarm. It can feel dangerous, but the wave usually passes.
Trauma and safety
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PTSD
PTSD can happen after traumatic experiences. It may involve flashbacks, nightmares, avoidance, numbness and feeling constantly on guard.
Self-worth
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Self-Esteem
Self-esteem is how you see and value yourself. Low self-esteem can make life feel smaller, harsher and more frightening than it needs to be.
Anxiety
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Social Anxiety
Social anxiety is more than shyness. It is a strong fear of being judged, embarrassed, watched or rejected in social situations.
Everyday pressure
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Stress
Stress is the strain we feel when pressure is bigger than our support, rest, time or control. Long-term stress can wear people down.
Urgent support
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Suicidal Thoughts
Suicidal thoughts can range from not wanting to wake up to thinking about ending your life. They are a sign to get support now.
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Urgent support topic
Finding help
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Therapy Is Too Expensive
If therapy feels unaffordable, it does not mean help is out of reach. There may be free, low-cost or public support routes worth trying.
Trauma and safety
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Trauma
Trauma is the emotional and physical impact of experiences that overwhelm someone's ability to cope. It can affect memory, safety, sleep, mood and the body.
Immediate coping
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What to Do During a Panic Attack
During a panic attack, the aim is not to win a fight with your body. The aim is to ride the wave safely until it passes.
Search questions
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Why Am I Anxious for No Reason?
Anxiety can feel random, but there is usually something your body or mind is reacting to: stress, uncertainty, memories, health worries, tiredness or overload.
Search questions
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Why Do I Feel Numb?
Feeling numb can be frightening, but it is often the mind and body trying to protect you from too much feeling at once.