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ADHD is the most commonly diagnosed behavior disorder in children. The core symptoms are inattention, impulsivity and hyperactivity.

A common condition in which the person abuses alcohol or drugs. Continued abuse often results in addiction, severe life problems and sometimes death.

A condition in which the person feels extremely nervous, afraid, or as if something terrible is about to happen.

A condition in which a person feels sad and hopeless, often having problems with sleep, appetite, and sometimes thoughts of death or suicide.

A life-long pattern of maladaptive behavior that results in significant legal, social, and/or work difficulties.

This is a condition that causes severe mood changes, such as feeling sad, hopeless, suicidal or feeling overly active and restless. These symptoms are often so severe that they disrupt a [...]

Schizophrenia is a biological brain disease which impairs the ability to think rationally and relate well to others. Persons with schizophrenia may have hallucinations and delusions.

Delusions are fixed false beliefs that cannot be changed by outside evidence.

Seeing and hearing things that do not exist are examples of hallucinations.

Just like a person can develop illnesses of the body, a person can develop illnesses of the brain that affect thoughts and behavior and interfere with normal living.