Outline

There is an organization and structure.

The DSM-5® was developed.

• Rationale for a new version.
• The work group wants to improve the DSM.
• There is a summary of the areas of controversy.

There are changes to the organization of the DSM-5.

• There is a new definition of mental disorder.
• Eliminating the axis.
• The Life-Span approach is used for all mental disorders.
• Mental disorders are categorical.
• Don’t forget the appendix!

The ICD-10 has an alignment with it.

• There are ICD-10 codes for mental disorders.
• The ICD-10 is used by clinicians.

Major Mental Disorders have changes.

There are cognitive disorders.

• There is a major neurological disorder.
  • What happened to dementia?
  • Alzheimer’s disorder.
• There is a mild cognitive disorder.
• There is a mild traumatic brain injury.

There are disorders of the nervous system.

• There is a disorder of the autrian spectrum.
  • Only disorder that has tightened criteria.
  • What happened to Asperger’s?
• Social communication disorder.
• There is ever-changing attention deficit disorder.
• Intellectual development disorder is related to intellectual development.

The spectrum of psychotic disorders.

• Schizophrenia.
  • What happened to the groups?
  • Delinking catatonia.
• Schizoaffective disorder has been revised.
• There is a video case and discussion.

There are two Mood Disorders categories.

• Depressive Disorders.
  • The criteria for bereavement have been removed.
  • There are changes to criteria.
• There are related disorders.
  • There is a disorder called Disruptive Mood Deregulation Disorder.
  • Clarifying Bipolar I and II.
• There are video clips of mood symptoms.

There are three anxiety related categories.

• What is left of anxiety disorders?
• Related disorders of obsessive-compulsiveness.
  • There is a disorder called obsessive-compulsive disorder.
• Disorders related to trauma and stress.
  • Posttraumatic Stress Disorder can change.
  • There are adjustment disorders.
• GAD and post traumatic stress disorder are the client case activity.

Substance Use and Addictive Disorders.

• Dropping dependence and abuse.
• There are changes for substance use disorders.
• Gambling addiction.
• There are prescription drugs and addiction.

Disorders of behavior can be reformulated.

Eating Disorders and Feeding.

• There is a new eating disorder.
• There is a new food intake disorder.
• There are changes to Anorexia and Bulimia Nervosa.
• There are feeding disorders across the lifespan.

Conduct Disorders, Disruptive, and Impulse Control.

• There is an oppositional disorder.
• Conduct disorder.
• There is an intermittent explosives disorder.

The DSM-5 and ICD-10 are used.

The protocol for coding from DSM-IV to DSM-5.

The ICD-10 classification is used.

There is a case study of conversion from a DSM-IV diagnosis.