Damp patient, moaning, depressed, etc

You would have to give more diagnostic signs along with tongue and pulse indications for me to comment on a clear diagnosis, but my initial read tells me that Jin Gui Shen Qi Wan and Gui Pi Wan in particular are entirely wrong to treat this range of symptoms and, in general, I question the diagnosis. Emotional ups and downs and acne in particular indicate some aspect of heat, damp-heat possibly, but heat nonetheless. Kidney yang formulas in particular would make this aspect worse even though the general concept of strenghtening the kidneys and spleen to transform dampness is technically correct. There are orders to resolving complicated cases, however.

Again, without knowing more, my initial read would lead me to consider Jia Wei Xiao Yao Wan, or just Xiao Yao Wan, mixed with Shu Gan Wan - so perhaps 5 pills of each 3/x day before meals. If that gets the stomach and emotions a little better under control you could stay with that or perhaps move to something like Wen Den Wan which may deal with the emotional aspects of phlegm better than many other formulas. Jin Gui Shen Qi Wan is far too likely to add more heat/activity into the equation which could really backfire and Gui Pi Wan can be rough on digestion initially, particularly when that system is weak already.

For the "moaning/st QI rebellion", this is Chong meridians Qi rush up strongly, Chinese say it "Ben Tun Qi" Running Piglet Decoction, use points: Lv3, Sp4, 6, 9, Pc6, Kd12, 13, Li4, St36, 40, Ub17, etc..