Emotions
Sometimes the clearest sign that something needs attention is the feeling itself. A steady sense of dread with nothing obvious to point to. A numbness or flatness where emotion used to be. Hopelessness about the future. Irritability that flares faster and hotter than a situation warrants. These aren't character flaws or signs of weakness. They're how conditions like anxiety and depression are actually experienced from the inside, and they're among the most common reasons people first seek help. This category gathers those emotional experiences so you can start from the one that fits. Naming a feeling honestly is a real first step. The next is following it to what it might be connected to, which is what each entry here is for.
12 entries
Anger
A normal, universal emotion, a response to feeling threatened, wronged, or hurt.
Mixed SymptomAnhedonia
A reduced ability to feel pleasure or interest in things you used to enjoy.
Mixed SymptomDread
A heavy sense that something bad is coming, often with no specific cause.
Mixed SymptomEmotional numbness
A reduced ability to feel emotions, both painful and pleasant.
Mixed SymptomGuilt
The feeling that you've done something wrong or failed someone.
Mixed SymptomHopelessness
A belief that things won't get better.
Mixed SymptomIrritability
A lowered threshold for frustration and anger, feeling easily annoyed and short-fused.
Mixed SymptomLoneliness
The painful feeling of a gap between the connection you have and the one you want.
Mixed SymptomLow self-esteem
A persistently low or negative view of your own worth.
Mixed SymptomMania
A distinct period of abnormally elevated, expansive, or irritable mood with high energy.
Mixed SymptomMood swings
Noticeable shifts in mood, sometimes rapid or intense.
Mixed SymptomOverwhelm
The sense that the demands on you exceed your capacity to handle them.
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