emotional disorders
Psychological health conditions
Emotional disorders are psychological conditions marked by persistent disturbances in mood, feeling, or emotional regulation—depression, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, and related conditions.
The term is somewhat dated in clinical settings, where more specific diagnostic categories are preferred, but remains common in educational contexts: The school offers support services for children with emotional disorders.
- inner turmoilPsychological distress within oneself
- depressionProlonged low state
- dysthymiaChronic low-grade melancholy
- anxiety attackAcute overwhelming fear response
- anhedoniaInability to feel enjoyment
crying spell · hypervigilance · intrusive thoughts · phobias · mood swings · flashbacks · trauma response · anticipatory anxiety · restless · sob · separation anxiety · sigh · nervous breakdown · psychiatric · trauma · serotonin · psychosis · PTSD
- Special Needsspecial education, special needs, special ed, disability rights, IEP
- Child Psychiatrychild psychiatrist, child psychiatry, child psychologist, child psychology, child mental health
- special educationspecial education, special ed, special needs, IEP, IEPs
- behavioral assessmentbehavioral assessment, clinical assessment, self-report, diagnostic tools, t-scores
- child assessmentcognitive tests, behavioral assessment, IQ tests, ADHD testing, psychological evaluation
emotional disordersmental health
Emotional and cognitive well-being
psychological well-being · mental wellness · emotional stability · psychological health · emotional balance
emotional disorderscognitive disorders
Conditions disrupting thought processes
neurological disorders · intellectual disabilities · personality disorders · developmental disorders
emotion, emotional, emotionally, emotive, emote, emoted, emoting, disorder, disorders