Health and Sickness - Describing Mental Illnesses

relating to or exhibiting extreme antisocial attitudes and behaviors that are perceived as signs of a personality disorder

(of a physical illness) caused or aggravated by mental factors, such as stress and anxiety

lacking morality, shame, or consideration toward others

not sane or unable to think clearly

relating to or suffering from bipolar disorder

emotionally unstable and unable to cope with the requirements of a healthy social life

affected by an abnormal physical or mental condition

emotional or psychological instability, including disruptions in mood, thought processes, or behavior

a condition characterized by symptoms such as anxiety, depression, and distress, typically resulting from experiencing a traumatic event

suffering from or relating to schizophrenia

(of a mental condition) affecting brain processes so severely that makes one unable to tell the difference between reality and fantasy

unreasonably scared of other people or thinking that they are trying to cause harm

displaying patterns of thought, behavior, or emotion typical of neurosis

characterized by a deep, lingering sadness or sorrow

experiencing a state of extreme excitement, energy, or activity, often characterized by uncontrollable or frenzied behavior

in a way that suggests or resembles insanity or wild excitement

suffering from a severe mental disorder that affects one's thoughts, behaviors, and emotions

experiencing a state of extreme fear or panic, unable to stay calm

incapable of behaving normally or thinking clearly due to mental illness

feeling very unhappy and having no hope

associated with severe cognitive decline, leading to memory loss, confusion, etc.

lacking clarity or awareness, often due to disorientation in terms of time, place, or identity

experiencing or relating to alternating periods of high and low moods, known as mania and depression