DSM-5-TR Guide: New Additions, Updated Disorders, & Diagnostic Developments

Course overview

The DSM-5-TR introduces a wide variety of conceptual and criteriological revisions and additions to its diagnostic categories. Keystone diagnostic revisions include the addition of new ICD-10 codes and disorders. Prolonged Grief Disorder gains official recognition, and Suicidal Behavior and Non-Suicidal Self-Injury receive credentialed ICD-10 codes. New neurocognitive, mood, and depressive disorders are introduced, as well, and accompanied by key conceptual shifts in familiar disorders. These inclusions are joined by diagnostic revisions or clarifications to dozens of additional disorders. Among the signature contributions of the DSM-5-TR is its comprehensive attention to issues of race, equity, and discrimination, attention that ramifies throughout the text and its supplemental assessment tools. Designed for the practicing professional, this workshop provides an overview the full range of changes in the DSM's most recent revision, and illustrates select aspects of those changes with clinical videos, assessment measures, and structured interview protocols.