Divergent Sims v6.1.5 (28.11.2024) 

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I'm not going to list every change, buff, ccassional events, or possibilities of each disorder below as a.)there's too much to list as I tried to be as detailed as the game would allow  and b.)it's fun to find out in gameplay but here's an overview of the modules and the disorders.

Anxiety Disorders (Teen and Above)
Generalized Anxiety Disorder
         Occasional unknown anxiety, occasional panic attacks, general worry about
         everyday situations like finances, job security, health, etc. Stressed
         buffs decay much slower. Anxiolytics can help as can therapy.

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
          Occasional unknown anxiety, a buff cycle that starts with an obsession, then
          turns into anxiety over the obsession, finally a compulsion which triggers an
           action about the obsession (could be a repetitive action), and finally
           temporary relief over completing the compulsion. This is mostly related to
           germs, dirty, etc. If a Sim is near a sick Sim, this will also trigger.
           Uncomfortable and Stressed buffs decay much slower. Anxiolytics can help
          as can therapy.

Body and Eating Disorders Module (Teen and Above)
Anorexia
Bulimia
Body Dysmorphia

This description will be a little different since this is an updated and remixed version from Sim Image. These disorder will affect their daily lives, their relationships with the mirror and food, and their self-esteem and in turn, sims with low self-esteem and self-image are more susceptible to developing these disorders. Sims can get help, but not all Sims with the disorders will think they have a problem. Other Sims can ask Sims to get help.

Sims who get treatment can after some time go into recovery. It is possible for Sims in recovery to relapse into their old habits. The guilt of both relapse and the shame of the disorder can negatively affect Sim's self-esteem. Sim's in recovery can have minor relapses but can quickly recover if they choose to do so. Sims with these disorders will have unique responses and perspectives to common activities such as working out, eating, and looking in the mirror.

Developmental Disorders Module (Infants and Toddlers)
Cognitive Delay
           Sims with cognitive delays will reach Fine Motor and Social infant milestones
           much slower, and learn the Toddler Thinking and Imagination skills slower.
           Speech and Play therapy can help.
Global Developmental Delay
          Sims with global delays with reach all infant milestones slower and gain all
          Toddler Skills slower than their peers.  Speech, Behavioral, Occupational, and
           Play therapy can help.
Motor Delay
          Sims with motor delays with reach fine and gross motor infant milestones
          slower and gain the Toddler Movement and Potty Skills slower. Occupational
          and Play therapy can help.
Social Emotional Delay
         Sims with Social Emotional delays will reach certain interactive fine motor and
         social infant milestones slower as well as learning Toddler Communication and
         Imagination skills slower. Speech, Behavioral, and Play therapy can help.
Speech and Language Delay
          Sims with Speech delays will reach social infant milestones slower as well as
          learning Toddler Communication skill slower. Speech and Play therapy can
          help.
General Struggles
         Sims with general struggles with reach all infant milestones a little bit slower
         and gain all Toddler Skills a little bit slower than their peers. Speech,
         Behavioral, Occupational, and Play therapy can help.

Learning Disorders Module (Child and Above)
Dyscalculia
           Sims with Dyscalculia will struggle with logic, rocket science, robotics,
           programming and to a smaller extent baking and mixology as well as the c
           child mental skill, learn those skills slower than others, have less success
           when doing interactions which require or utilize those skills, and will take
           longer to do activities which require those skills as well as complete school
           and university assignments. Tutoring and occupational therapy can help.
Dysgraphia
          Sims with Dysgraphia will struggle with the writing and child mental and
           creativity skill, learn it slower than others, have less success when writing,
           and will take longer to write and complete school and university
           assignments. Tutoring as well as Occupational Therapy can help
Dyslexia
          Sims with Dyslexia will struggle with reading, read slower than others, gain
          the child mental skill slightly slower, and will take longer to read and
          complete school and university assignments. Tutoring as well as Speech
          Therapy can help.
Dyspraxia
           Sims with Dysgraphia will struggle with working out, playing, and other  
           physical activities, learn the fitness and child motor skill slower than others,
           have more injuries when doing physical activities as they will have less
           success, and will have bouts of clumsiness. Tutoring as well as Occupational  
           Therapy can help.

Neurological Disorders Module (Child/Teen and Above)
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder  (Child and above)
           Sims with ADHD will struggle with paying attention, will get
            easily distracted, will be impulsive, and get bored easily. They go through
            periods of extreme boredom, hyperactivity, and hyperfocus. They can
           struggle with schoolwork and mental skills somewhat as it's hard for them to
            focus and they get easily frustrated and bored. They enjoy physical activities
            and a bit of adventure. Psychostimulants as well as Antidepressants in
            addition to Behavioral Therapy can help.
Autism Spectrum Disorder  (Child and above)(3 Levels)
            Sims with ASD will either have Level 1, 2, or 3 in severity. This determines
            how much their disorder affects their daily lives. Sims with all levels of ASD
             will struggle with social skills, social interactions, making friends and
            increasing personal relationships, and get anxious or nervous when meeting
            new people or in crowds with people they don't know well and can be
           sensitive to loud noises. They have periods of hyperfocus. Psychostimulants
           as well as Antidepressants and sometimes Antipsychotics in addition to
           Behavioral, Play, Occupational, and Speech Therapy can help.

Mental Health Disorders (Teen and Above)
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder
           Sims will experience occasional nightmares, panic attacks, and flashbacks
           when doing certain activities. They experience occasional outburst of anger,
           sadness, hypervigilance, emptiness, and sometimes have trouble focusing
            and socializing. Scared and Stressed buffs decay much slower.
            Antidepressants can help as can therapy.
Schizophrenia Disorder
          Sims will experience hallucinations, delusions, and . Their default emotion is
          fine and it is always their strongest emotion. Other emotions are usually
          subdued. They aren't particularly social and don't autonomously socialize or
          attempt to maintain relationships. They are easily distracted as they don't
          have a vested interest in any activities. Antipsychotics can help as can
         therapy.

Mood Disorders Module (Teen and above)
Bipolar Disorder
             Sims with Bipolar disorder experience periods of variable length of
            depressive episodes, manic episodes, and no episodes where things are
             more balanced. During depressive episodes sims experience a loss of
             interest in things, their energy and fun decay faster, may lose their appetite,
             and feel overwhelmingly sad. During manic episodes, Sims experience
             heightened euphoric confidence, are excitable and creative, incredibly
              impulsive, distractive, and sometimes self-destructive. They may quit their
             jobs or break up with their significant others. They can experience an
             outburst of anger or hyperfocus during this time. Depressive episodes
             usually follow manic episodes. After depressive episodes is usually a time
            without episodes before another manic episode sets in. How long these last
              are variable with each cycle. Antipsychotics, Antidepressants, and Mood
             Stabilizers can help as can therapy.
Clinical Depression"
Sims with Major Depressive Disorder or Clinical Depression experience
            sadness much of the time and have periods of major depressive episodes
            which are much stronger than their baseline. They will get occasional buffs
             where they feel down, or ashamed, or misunderstood, but they will also
            have occasional periods of happiness and energy. Antidepressants can help
            as can therapy.
Seasonal Affective Disorder  
           Sims with Seasonal Affective Disorder have periods of depression which are
           cyclical based on the season. They generally have these depressive episodes
            more often in fall and winter and less often in spring and summer.
           Antidepressants can help as can therapy.

Personality Disorders Module (Teen and above)
Borderline Personality
            Borderline Personality Disorder will causes sims to have periods of
            aggression, depression, intense mood swings, have huge shifts in their self-
             esteem back and forth, and periodic loneliness and fears that their loved
              ones and friends have abandoned them. Their likes and dislikes can change
             suddenly. It has effects on a sim's energy levels and ability to concentrate,
            they may start something and not finish it and move onto to something else
             and their emotions are slow to change. Antipsychotics, Antidepressants,
             and Mood Stabilizers can help as can therapy.
Histrionic Personality
             These sims love to be the center of attention, have highly volatile mood
              swings, are incredibly impulsive, and will do almost anything for social
             clout and admiration. They take slights personally and their friendships are
             shallow. They are extremely flirty, almost inappropriately so. Antipsychotics,
             Antidepressants, and Mood Stabilizers can help as can therapy.
Paranoid Personality
            These Sims have trust issues, gain friendships and romantic relationships
            much slower than others, are suspicious when people talk about them,
             prefer to be underground, and get occasional buffs related to their
            reclusiveness. Antipsychotics, Antidepressants, and Mood Stabilizers can     
            help as can therapy.