How are you feeling?
Start with how you feel, in everyday words. Each one leads to a page that explains it and how care works.
Last updated 8 November 2026
You do not need a diagnosis to ask for help. Find the sentence below that sounds closest to you. It leads to a page that explains what the experience can mean, how it is treated, and how care with Mindly works. Many people recognise themselves in more than one, and that is common.
If you feel unsafe right now, or you are thinking of harming yourself, call 112, or call Tele-MANAS on 14416 for free support at any hour. Please do not wait for an appointment.
Mood and energy
Low mood, flat days, and swings in energy.
- I feel low, empty or hopelessDepression
- I have lost interest in things I used to enjoyDepression
- I feel sad most days and cannot say whyDysthymia
- My mood swings between very high and very lowBipolar disorder
- I feel worse in the darker monthsSeasonal affective disorder
- I feel exhausted by work and no longer careBurnout
- Someone I love has died and I cannot move onGrief and bereavement
Worry, fear and panic
Worry that will not switch off, and fear that takes over the body.
- I worry a lot or feel on edgeGeneralised anxiety
- My heart races and I feel I am losing controlPanic disorder
- I dread being judged or speaking in front of othersSocial anxiety
- I avoid crowds, buses or open placesAgoraphobia
- I am afraid of one particular thingSpecific phobias
- I keep fearing I have a serious illnessHealth anxiety
- Exams or deadlines are making me ill with stressStudent mental health
Sleep
Trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, or staying awake.
- I cannot sleep at nightInsomnia
- I sleep too much and still feel tiredHypersomnia
- I want to know when poor sleep needs a doctorInsomnia
Thoughts and habits
Thoughts that stick, and habits that are hard to stop.
Painful memories and stress
When something that happened keeps coming back.
- Something painful keeps coming backPTSD
- Things from my childhood still affect meChildhood trauma
- I have felt numb or unreal since something bad happenedDissociative disorders
- A big life change has left me strugglingAdjustment disorder
Focus, learning and development
For adults, children and students.
- Focus, learning or behaviour worries meADHD
- Social situations and routines feel very hardAutism
- My child will not go to schoolSchool refusal
- My child is anxious or clings to meChild anxiety
- I am a student and feel overwhelmedStudent mental health
Home and relationships
When closeness is strained.
- Home or relationships feel strainedRelationship and family issues
- My partner and I keep fightingCouples therapy
- I want to talk to my family about how I feelRelationship and family issues
- I want to help someone in my familyRelationship and family issues
- Someone I know feels hopelessDepression
Pregnancy, birth and life stages
Mental health around pregnancy, birth and menopause.
- I feel low during or after pregnancyPostpartum depression
- I want to know if it is baby blues or something morePostpartum depression
- I feel very unsettled before my periodsPMDD
- Menopause is affecting my mood and sleepMenopause and mood
- I am older and feel low or forgetfulLate-life depression
Food and body image
Food, weight and body image taking over.
- Food or body image is taking overEating disorders
- I eat large amounts and feel out of controlBinge eating disorder
Hearing and seeing things, or feeling very different
Experiences that feel very unusual or frightening.
- I hear or see things others do notPsychosis
- My feelings about other people have changed in strong waysPersonality disorders
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Common questions
Do I need a diagnosis before I book?
No. Many people begin with only a feeling or a worry. The first conversation is about understanding what is happening and what could help.
Does choosing a sentence mean I have that condition?
No. The sentences are starting points for reading. Only a clinician who has spoken with you can say what is going on.
What if none of these fits me?
Book a free pre-consultation call and describe it in your own words, in your own language. Our team will point you to the right kind of care.
References
Mindly Health is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger, call 112 or go to the nearest hospital. For free support at any hour, call Tele-MANAS on 14416.