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Conditions by clinical cluster.

Every condition entry on Shrinkopedia organized by clinical cluster, roughly aligned with DSM-5-TR chapters. Perinatal conditions and a few cross-cluster entries appear in more than one group. For differential-diagnosis comparisons see conditions comparisons.

Anxiety and related disorders

Excessive fear or anxiety and behavioral disturbances that follow.

Obsessive-compulsive and related

Recurrent intrusive thoughts, compulsive behaviors, and pattern-focused conditions.

Depressive and mood disorders

Persistent low mood or episodic mood elevation and depression.

Trauma and stress-related

Conditions that develop after exposure to a traumatic or stressful event.

Psychotic and related

Disturbances in perception, thinking, and reality-testing.

Personality disorders

Enduring patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving that cause distress and functional impairment.

Dissociative disorders

Disruption of identity, memory, or awareness, often trauma-related.

Sleep-wake disorders

Sleep disturbance and disorders of the sleep-wake cycle with significant mental-health impact.

Neurodevelopmental

Conditions with onset in the developmental period that affect learning, behavior, and social function.

Substance use and addictive

Compulsive substance use despite significant harm, and the specific pharmacology and treatment of each.

Eating and feeding

Disturbed patterns of eating that impair physical or psychosocial functioning.

Somatic symptom and related

Prominent physical symptoms alongside abnormal thoughts and behaviors about them.

Perinatal mental health

Mental-health conditions during pregnancy and the postpartum period. Some also appear in the mood or psychotic clusters above.

Grief, burnout, and other

Not formal DSM disorders in every case; addressed here because they routinely bring people to care.

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