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How it all connects

Mental health rarely sits in tidy boxes — anxiety, stress, sleep, and burnout overlap and feed each other. This map shows those relationships. On a larger screen you can roam the live map; on any device, tap through the connections below.

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Anxiety

A persistent alarm response marked by worry, tension, and avoidance.

Is a symptom of:
Excessive worry,Panic attacks,Rumination
Can be helped by:
Cognitive behavioral therapy,Box breathing,Mindfulness
Read the anxiety guide

Depression

Persistent low mood or loss of interest most days for two weeks or more.

Is a symptom of:
Low mood,Loss of interest,Fatigue
Can be helped by:
Behavioral activation,Cognitive behavioral therapy,Physical activity
Read the depression guide

Stress

The body's response to demand; harmful when chronic and unrelenting.

Is a symptom of:
Irritability
Can be helped by:
Physical activity,Mindfulness,Box breathing
Read the stress guide

Burnout

A work-related syndrome of exhaustion, cynicism, and reduced efficacy (WHO ICD-11).

Is a symptom of:
Exhaustion,Cynicism,Fatigue
Can be helped by:
Boundaries,Professional help
Read the burnout guide

Sleep Problems

Trouble getting enough quality sleep, often improvable with sleep hygiene.

Is a symptom of:
Insomnia
Is related to:
Depression,Anxiety
Can be helped by:
Sleep hygiene
Read the sleep problems guide

Caregiver Stress

The physical and emotional strain of caring for a loved one.

Is a symptom of:
Irritability
Is related to:
Stress,Depression
Can be helped by:
Social support,Boundaries
Read the caregiver stress guide

Workplace Stress

Harmful responses when job demands exceed a worker's resources or control.

Is related to:
Burnout,Stress
Can be helped by:
Boundaries,Professional help
Read the workplace stress guide

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