Mental health
Mental health affects how you think, feel, cope with stress, manage relationships, sleep, work, and handle everyday life. Everyone can experience periods of stress, anxiety, low mood, grief, panic, poor sleep, or emotional overwhelm, but symptoms that persist, worsen, or interfere with daily life may need professional support.
About Mental health
Mental Health Overview
Mental health concerns can be linked to many factors, including stress, trauma, bereavement, work pressure, relationship difficulties, sleep problems, physical illness, substance use, hormonal changes, medication effects, or a previous mental health condition. Symptoms may include persistent worry, sadness, irritability, panic attacks, mood changes, loss of interest, poor concentration, fatigue, sleep disturbance, appetite changes, or feeling unable to cope.
Mobi Doctor can help with non-emergency online mental health advice, initial assessment, stress-related symptoms, sleep concerns, anxiety, low mood, panic symptoms, and guidance on next steps. A doctor can review your symptoms, medical history, current medicines, lifestyle factors, and whether further support, therapy, medication review, or specialist referral may be appropriate.
Online support is not suitable for a mental health emergency. Seek urgent local help immediately if you feel at risk of harming yourself or someone else, have suicidal thoughts, feel unsafe, are experiencing severe confusion, hallucinations, extreme agitation, withdrawal symptoms, or a sudden severe change in behaviour.
Choose a mental health concern below to learn more about symptoms, possible causes, online support options, and when urgent care may be needed.
Common types of Mental health we treat
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Can this be treated online?
Many non-emergency mental health concerns can often be assessed online, including stress, anxiety, low mood, burnout, sleep problems, panic symptoms, work-related stress, and emotional wellbeing concerns. Guidance may include lifestyle advice, coping strategies, treatment options, and recommendations based on your symptoms and medical history.
Prescriptions & safety
Our licensed doctors may prescribe medication, issue repeat prescriptions or provide referrals where clinically appropriate and medically safe following an online consultation. Prescriptions are never guaranteed or issued automatically, and treatment decisions are always based on the patient’s symptoms, medical history and clinical assessment.
Some medicines, controlled substances and higher-risk treatments cannot be prescribed through online consultations. In certain cases, patients may instead be advised to seek in-person assessment, testing or emergency medical care where appropriate.
When to seek urgent in-person care
If you are experiencing any of the following with your mental health, call 112 or go to your nearest A&E immediately. Online care is not appropriate for emergencies.
- Thoughts of self-harm or suicide
- Feeling unsafe or at risk of harming yourself or others
- Severe confusion, hallucinations, or psychosis
- Panic symptoms with chest pain or breathing difficulty
- Inability to sleep for several days with worsening symptoms
- Severe withdrawal symptoms from alcohol or drugs
- Inability to care for yourself or stay safe
- Rapidly worsening mental health symptoms
Dr. Chrysoula I. Liakou MD, PhD
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