A client may seek psychological counseling if they experience stress, anxiety, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), complex grief or other mental health issues. Some common psychological problems that individuals experience are stress, anxiety and depression. A client may also seek psychological counseling if they have a behavioral or emotional problem caused by an attachment disorder-related issue. Examples of emotional situations that clients may need help with include alcohol dependency, gambling addiction, sexual addiction and substance abuse. The term 'social health' refers to the physical, emotional, mental and social state of an individual or group of individuals. A person's social health directly impacts their relationships with others. One's social health also determines whether or not he - or she - can obtain desired goals in life, such as employment or school completion. An individual's social health also defines how well he - or she - interacts with others in society such as family members, friends and colleagues. When an individual's social health is poor, he - or she - may experience fatigue, poor appetite, low self-esteem and more. A person's ethical health refers to his - or her - moral compass and moral integrity. Many people refer to this part of one's health as one's 'moral code.' It refers to one's thoughts about what is ethical and what is not ethical based on personal values and beliefs. When someone has poor ethical health, he - or she - may lack compassion for others or be a bully himself. People with good ethical health recognize the harm they cause to others when they act immorally. When people have poor ethical health, they often suffer from low self-worth and attribute their poor behavior to being a bad person instead of recognizing that they are lacking in moral integrity.