"Chatterbox Alert: Overtalking as a Warning Sign for Mental Health Conditions"
Overtalking, also known as compulsive talking or oversharing, can be a sign of certain mental health conditions such as anxiety, ADHD, autism, and bipolar disorder. While overtalking alone does not indicate a mental health condition, it may be a behavior displayed by individuals with these conditions. Autism is a social communication disorder that may involve overtalking, while ADHD can lead to impulsivity and excessive talking. Anxiety can cause overtalking as a way to avoid silence, and bipolar disorder can result in pressured speech during manic episodes. Recognizing overtalking as a potential symptom can help individuals seek appropriate support and treatment.
