Anime de Wakaru Shinryounaika

These 2 are probably the only animes that address directly psychological issues. They may even help to solve some psychological issue you may have! 

Both are very good in explaining psychological conditions in entertaining way 

Both explain psychological disorder in comedic way. 

Both of these have a strong focus on mental disorders. Kuuchuu Buranko leans more towards what may have caused these mental disorders, while Psychosomatic Medicine gives the viewer all-around information about whatever the topic is that they're covering in an episode. Kuuchuu Buranko is more character-driven, and has more story to it, but Psychosomatic Medicine is kind of like what would happen if you took an episode of Kuuchuu Buranko and condensed it into five minutes. 

Both shows are edutainment comedy about mental health, based on actual science. Both mix in sexual innuendo, ecchi and dirty word play. Anime de Wakaru much more so, with almost all mental problems discussed belonging into the sexual disorder category. In Kuuchuu Buranko there's nurse fetish fan service but the actual cases are far more varied and serious. Kuuchuu Buranko is a sophisticated and experimental anime, where Anime de Wakaru is much closer to the typical fast paced ecchi gag show. For those interested in the underlying psychology, there's good information in both of them. 

Episodic shows where various kinds of mental illness gets thoroughly explained by professionals based on scientific data- their roots,possible consequences,how society and the person themselves view these illness & how to get rid of such disorders ranging from ADHD,Panic disorder,OCD to Perverted exhibitionism and cellphone addiction and so on. CPM is consisted of short 5M episodes taking place in a psychiatrist's office where usually a certain disorder gets discussed in a lighthearted educational way while portraying various sides of the problem & it's often comedic as it tries to create awareness that is intended towards the audience. However, Kuuchuu Buranko is more of a serious take in this setting.It doesn't really try to be a show that only tries to create awareness on this overlooked aspect-rather it takes a storytelling approach that gradually disintegrates layers of psychological structure.Yes it still shows you mental disorders,their cause & countermeasures told by professionals plus often it's a bit comedic too, but Kuuchu Buranko grows into a complete show as it takes one certain individual with certain disorder and tries to dissect the whole scenario throughout the episode-just like CPM,but the difference is that it tries to go deeper into the patient's personal life,their struggles, shortcomings in an unorthodox way.This show tries to tell us that often the decisions we make to avoid various circumstances gets developed into such disorders that disrupts our life in unimaginable ways.  read more 

Anime de Wakaru Shinryounaiki, or Comical Psychosomatic Medicine, is something you would enjoy after watching Oshiete! Galko-chan. Both are short and simple, with ecchi themes. The characters are easy to like and will make you laugh. CPM has similiar discussion to those in Oshiete! Galko-chan, but more to do with psychiatry than with the female body. 

Although completely different stories, both employ constant rapid-fire dirty jokes. 

Both anime include dirty jokes (made by female characters) and a male straight-man character to tsukkomi every time. They are both pretty funny in their own way. 

Two educational anime, one dealing with romantic relationships and the other with various diseases. For both, the episodes are pretty short and the different tips are often represented in diagrams. They are also similar in the comedy theme with some dirty and absurd humor.