Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurological developmental disorder characterized by difficulties with attention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity.

Aggressiveness refers to the behavior of a person who tends to be hostile, argumentative, or violent.

Anxiety disorders refer to various mental health conditions where persistent and excessive feelings of anxiety occur, which can impair daily life.

Attention refers to a person's ability to focus on specific information or tasks without being distracted.

Stress reactions are physical, emotional, or behavioral responses to stressful situations or events.

Personality disorders are mental health conditions characterized by profound and stable patterns of thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that can lead to significant personal and interpersonal difficulties.

Depression is a common mental disorder characterized by persistent sadness, loss of interest in activities, and negative thought patterns.

Dissociation is a psychological state in which there is a temporary loss of connection between thoughts, memories, and identity. Treatment and diagnosis are important for mental well-being.

Eating disorders encompass various mental health conditions characterized by abnormal eating behavior and a disturbed relationship with food, such as anorexia, bulimia, or binge-eating disorder.

Abuse refers to the unfair or harmful treatment of a person, whether it is physical, emotional, or sexual, often with the aim of control, power, or suppression.

Paranoia denotes the feeling or belief that other people are against oneself, want to harm them, or that one is constantly being monitored or pursued, even when there is insufficient evidence for it.

Schizophrenia is a complex mental disorder characterized by disordered thinking, perceptual disturbances, inappropriate emotions, and a loss of reality orientation.

Sleep refers to the natural state of physical and mental rest and rejuvenation that a person needs to restore physical and mental energy and support various important bodily functions.

Sexual behavior refers to the way a person expresses their sexuality, including sexual preferences, activities, relationships, and attitudes.

Somatoform symptoms refer to physical complaints or symptoms for which no medical cause can be found, and which are often associated with psychological factors or stress.

Addiction refers to a psychological and physical dependence on a substance or behavior that leads to impairment, loss of control, and negative impacts on a person's life.

Suicide refers to the deliberate act of ending one's own life permanently and intentionally.

Trauma refers to a severe psychological or emotional injury caused by a traumatic event or experience, resulting in negative impacts on a person's mental well-being.

Compulsive disorders refer to mental disorders in which individuals have recurring, unwanted thoughts (obsessions) that lead to compulsive behaviors (compulsions) to reduce anxiety or discomfort.

Development refers to the process of growth, change, and maturation of a person throughout their life.

Recreation refers to activities and measures aimed at promoting relaxation, joy, and rejuvenation to reduce stress and increase well-being.

Long-COVID or Post-COVID syndrome refers to persistent and long-term symptoms that people may experience after having COVID-19, even after the acute phase of the illness has passed. These symptoms can affect various areas, including physical health, emotional well-being, and cognitive functions.

Grief refers to the emotional response and coping process that a person experiences after the loss of a loved one or a significant change.

Stress refers to a person's physical and emotional response to pressures, challenges, or demands in their environment, which can be perceived as overwhelming.