Resources

Relatix Health offers an extensive range of resources to help you understand functional variations and symptoms in depth, empowering you to manage them effectively.

Improve Your Daily Functioning

Do you have trouble focusing, sleeping, or coping with noise and crowds? Pick the card that sounds like you. Each page explains what might be going on, practical ideas you can try, and how strong the evidence is behind them.

You don’t need a diagnosis to use these pages. If something you struggle with is missing, please let us know.

Focus, Thinking & Communication

Concentrating, shifting between tasks, and getting your words out.

Sleep & Energy

Falling asleep, staying awake, and what happens at night.

Sensory Comfort

When sound, light, touch or smell feel like too much, or too little.

Movement, Habits & Repetitive Behaviours

Tics, restlessness, slowing down, and habits that are hard to stop.

Mood, Stress & Motivation

Fear and panic, risk-taking, highs, lows and loss of drive.

Food & Appetite

Cravings and bingeing, or little interest in food.

Sexual Wellbeing

Desire that feels too low, or urges that feel hard to control.

Relationships & Social Connection

Fear of being left, or feeling distant from others and your own feelings.

Perception & Dissociation

Seeing, hearing or believing things others don’t, or feeling detached from yourself.

Conditions (A–Z)

Click through to explore clear, science-based guides on early signs, reliable assessments, treatment options, and new discoveries from our research in genomics, epigenomics, hormones, and brain signalling. You’ll also find stories from people and supporters who’ve walked the same path, with practical insights that can make life work better. Over time, you’ll be able to get updates on scientific breakthroughs, clinical trials, and emerging therapies tailored to your profile. Relatix Health is here to connect science and lived experience — helping you understand your mind, find what works for you, and thrive in a world where being radically different is a strength. If a term doesn’t resonate or something’s missing, we’d love to adapt it — please reach out.

ADHD

Inattentive, hyperactive-impulsive, combined; time-blindness, working memory, and regulation patterns.

Anxiety

Generalized, panic, social, phobic, separation; avoidance and safety-seeking patterns.

ASPD spectrum

Interpersonal/affective traits, risk/impulse control, and rule-breaking patterns across settings and time.

Autism

PDA/demand-avoidant profile, sensory-processing styles, and monotropism/strong-interest focus.

Bipolar

Bipolar I and II, cyclothymia; mood episodes, energy and sleep shifts, and patterns over time.

BPD

Emotion regulation, identity stability, rejection sensitivity, impulsivity, and chronic emptiness patterns.

Depression

Chronic courses: persistent, recurrent and seasonal patterns; energy, sleep, and motivation over time.

Anorexia

Restricted eating, fear of weight gain, body image distress, and the effects of undernutrition on body and mind.

Narcissism

Grandiose and vulnerable features, self-esteem regulation, empathy style, and interpersonal impact.

OCD

Obsessions/compulsions, reassurance/ritual cycles, insight level, and functional impact.

PTSD

Intrusions, avoidance, arousal, dissociation, relational safety, and course over time.

Schizophrenia spectrum

Positive/negative symptom patterns, disorganization, and reality-testing changes across contexts.

Tic & Tourette

Motor/vocal tic profiles, complexity, premonitory urges, and contextual triggers.