The DSM-5-TR: A 101 Analysis

How to make difficult diagnoses easy without memorizing mnemonics.
Are you prepping for an upcoming licensing exam?
Are you looking for a simple breakdown of the DSM-5 TR?
Do you want a quick way to reference all the different diagnostic criteria instead of trying to memorize everything?
If you are or are about to become a mental health professional, then you probably know about the new changes that have come with the DSM-5 TR.
What you might not have known is how difficult it is to familiarize yourself with all the criteria.
Aside from straight memorizing the different symptoms for every single condition… unless you already have a strong clinical background, getting the information in the book to stick can be a struggle.
Even if you’re covering the DSM-5 TR as part of your psychopathology course, chances are all those hours in class still aren't enough to prepare you for your comprehensive exam.
And no matter how many times you force yourself to sit down and try to cram the diagnostic criteria into your brain… it all seems to just come flushing out of your head immediately after.
But tackling the DSM doesn’t have to be repetitive or mind-numbing. With this easy-to-follow guide, you’ll be able to quickly find the right diagnoses without relying purely on memory.
In this book, you will discover:

100+ quiz questions to help you reinforce your grasp of the DSM criteria

Dedicated chapters that boil down each of the 20 categories listed in the full DSM

The evolution of the term “mental illness,” and why this is crucial to understanding how to use the DSM as a diagnostic manual

Diagnostic criteria and symptoms for hundreds of mental disorders across various spectrums

A simple structure and layout that helps you look up diagnoses in seconds

What’s different about the WHO’s new ICD-11, and why this matters for studying the DSM

Key changes in the DSM-5 TR, and how these affect classification and diagnosis for different disorders

And much more!