Common conditions
Understanding symptoms and treatment options
The good news is that most mental health conditions are treatable. If you need help, our coordinated care teams are here to help you to cope with emotional problems and overcome challenges.
Depression
It’s normal to feel sad sometimes. Life events like break-ups, job changes, or losing a loved one can trigger intense feelings that usually fade over time. But if you have ongoing, overwhelming feelings of sadness or grief, you could be depressed. Support for depression is available — and treatment is proven to work.
Anxiety
Everyone gets stressed sometimes — it’s a normal response to the challenges of daily life. But if you feel overwhelmed by fear and worry, you could have an anxiety disorder. Fortunately, there are many tools and treatment options that can help you find relief.
More emotional health issues
Explore the common signs and symptoms of different mental health conditions, and find out how they’re typically treated. Everyone’s experience is different, but it’s important to know that these conditions are common and treatable — and we can help you find support.
†National Alliance on Mental Illness
Did you know?
More than 300 million people worldwide live with depression.‡
But many never talk about it — and never get treatment. It's time to change that.
‡World Health Organization
Need help now? If you think you're having a psychiatric emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.*