In the clinic, conversion disorders often present as sudden weakness or non-epileptic seizures that mimic neurological disease, complicating both diagnosis and treatment.

Clinicians have observed that anxiety disorders often co-occur with mood disorders, complicating diagnosis and treatment.

Teachers noticed that some students were quietly suffering from eating disorders.

Clinicians often face challenges when diagnosing personality disorders because symptoms can overlap and vary in intensity.

Doctors must consider cultural context when diagnosing mental disorders.

Clinicians reported that early neglect often contributes to attachment disorders in young children.

Clinicians must carefully distinguish adjustment disorders from other mood disorders to provide appropriate treatment.

Recent research has improved treatments for affective disorders, offering new hope to patients.

During therapy sessions, patients with dissociative disorders may experience gaps in memory that complicate treatment planning.

Many children with speech disorders benefit from early intervention and therapy.