In our country people are reluctant to share their mental health problems and tend to keep their depression, psychoses, constant anxiety and insomnia-related experiences to themselves. At some point in their life everyone experiences certain signs of emotional disorders, such as insomnia, increased anxiety, low mood. It is impossible to completely avoid stress or complicated life situations that may cause temporary health problems. These problems are not yet disorders. When disorders occur, the symptoms are prolonged, they become more severe or chronic, and start interfering with the normal life of the affected person and the people around them. Do not wait until your condition becomes severe. Make an appointment with the psychiatrist if you have been experiencing these symptoms for some time: ·       Stress, anxiety; ·       Fear, anger; ·       Inability to overcome low mood, apathy; ·       Changed sleep or dietary patterns; ·       If you would like to deal with your alcohol, drug etc. addiction; ·       If you are undergoing a psychological crisis; ·       If you are undergoing a relationship crisis; ·       If you are having suicidal thoughts; ·       If you are bothered by communication difficulties; ·       If you are having child parenting-related difficulties; ·       If your child has behavioural disorders or adaptation problems etc. Mental conditions can impact not just the affected person but their entire family, however, most conditions can be successfully dealt with and allow the person to lead a normal life.