So my partner and I have been together for just over a year now. In about March my anxiety started flaring up pretty badly. I re joined therapy, and started trying to work on my mental health more. Recently I've made the decision to change medications, and whilst they are getting to a therapeutic level, things have been a little bit rough. 

One of the stresses my mental health put on our relationship is that I often constantly talk about anxiety, how I'm feeling, why am I feeling a certain way, what to do etc etc. This got to the point where my partner felt like out whole relationship had just become her trying to sooth and comfort me, to the point where her emotional needs were not being met. I managed to lay of the talk for a bit and give her more space for her needs. However now that I have changed meds, I felt more and more like I needed to constantly talk about it. This weekend she  needed to study for some upcoming assessments for her university course, and I almost couldn't stop myself from talking about my anxiety. This got to the point where she got overloaded, and her productivity suffered. We live apart, and she decided to leave early because of this, so she could get some work done etc.Does any one have any tips on how to not be too much of an emotional burden on your partner? I feel really guilty about this because I know how important this course is to her.  I also don't want her to feel that she can't spend time with me.