About MoodSpan
A free, clinically grounded psychiatry and psychology reference designed to make clinical knowledge accessible to everyone.
What MoodSpan Does
Understanding psychiatric conditions, symptoms, and treatments shouldn't require a medical degree. MoodSpan distills clinical literature into structured content grounded in the DSM-5-TR and peer-reviewed research.
What We Cover
Personality Disorders
All 10 DSM-5-TR personality disorders with clinical features and Millon subtypes
Psychiatric Conditions
250+ conditions across the full DSM-5-TR spectrum
Symptoms
What psychiatric symptoms feel like, when to worry, and what to do
Treatments
Therapies, medications, and complementary approaches
Screening Tools
Validated clinical instruments with scoring guides
Neuroscience
The brain science behind psychiatric conditions
Glossary
A-Z definitions of clinical and psychological terms
Our Sources
All content is grounded in established clinical literature, including:
- Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition, Text Revision (DSM-5-TR)
- National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) publications
- Peer-reviewed research from clinical psychology and psychiatry journals
- World Health Organization (WHO) clinical guidelines
Disclaimer
MoodSpan is not a diagnostic tool and does not provide medical advice. Our content is for educational and informational purposes only. Always consult a qualified healthcare provider for diagnosis, treatment, or medical decisions.
MoodSpan, its creators, and contributors accept no liability for actions taken based on information provided on this site. Content is reviewed for accuracy against clinical sources, but may contain errors or may not reflect the most current research.
MoodSpan is an independent research project exploring retrieval-augmented generation, hybrid search, and agentic reasoning in clinical NLP. It is not affiliated with any employer, university, hospital, or government agency.
If you are in crisis: Contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (call or text 988) or 911.
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