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Every Mental Disorder & Their Effects Explained



Every Mental Disorder & Their Effects Explained

This video covers common mental disorders and how they can possible effect your day to day life, as well as their effects.

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Timestamps:
00:00 Depression
01:14 Anxiety
02:28 ADHD
03:47 OCD
05:05 PTSD
06:22 Bipolar
07:46 Panic Disorder
09:02 Social Anxiety
10:21 Eating Disorder
11:38 Personality Disorder
13:05 Schizophrenia
14:32 Identity Disorder

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Disclaimer
This video is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Mental disorders are complex conditions that vary widely between individuals. Symptoms, severity, and effects can differ based on biology, environment, and personal history. If you think you or someone you know may be experiencing a mental health condition, seek guidance from a qualified mental health professional. Do not use this video to self-diagnose or replace professional care.

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32 Comments

  2. @BunBunC2 on

    I have ADHD 🤣
    I forget when it's time to drop the phones and even cry when it's time to sleep or drop the phone or even EAT 🥱
    If I play games watch videos draw it makes such a big difference

  4. @kevinwebster7868 on

    Ah mental disorders. They used to be something people took seriously and considered red flags. Now they are little more than quirky personality traits or fashion accessories.

  7. @zeeadder1358 on

    Can teachers take 15 min out their day to watch this and understand more ppl with adhd or other things going on instead of putting us in a seperate place or detention

  14. @RobynDavis-sj9tc on

    Oh man there IS HELP. ( not a cure ) but help in managing it. PLEASE PLEASE, try your hardest to find a therapist and a real Dr. that can prescribe some low dose meds to start with, going up or changing kinds to go with the counseling, it can take awhile to get the combo right, but if u can just reach out on your best of worst days ( believe me I KNOW there are very very few of those) try to find just one person that might be able to help you and support you finding the right kind of help. I was stuck in the black hole of depression for over 6 years!!! Pure HELL is what it is, I was of and on for the first 2 or 3 years with counseling and meds then would stop and start a few times till I stopped doing anything about it at all, and after that I hit a rock bottom that I didn’t know could exist 😢 and the ended up in the hospital more than once and obsessed with getting out of life😫was a living nightmare. I’ll pray for you, send good karma, vibes and thoughts. I really feel for you I really really do, Maybe you’ll leave an update on here one day to give an update. Nothing but love and hope for you my friend🥲🥰🙏💕☀️

  21. @Lauschmi on

    I think social anxiety, anxiety disorder and panic disorder have one thing in common: its the fear of losing control or wanting to be in control or obsessing over something you can’t control. Learning that and practicing acceptance has helped me to get rid of my panic disorder and my crippling emetophobia.

  27. @OmShashwat7 on

    I have Depression, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, ADHD, PTSD, Bipolar Disorder, a little bit of Social Anxiety Disorder and Borderline Personality Disorder. I just realised after seeing this video.

  28. @omaralkhatib3646 on

    The fact that people with mental disorders carry the weight of choices they never make and then get blamed, and such a thing happens in a loop with them, is just heartbreaking, may God heal all sick people.