Psychiatric diagnosis and interviewing / Jason Buckles, PhD and Victor Yalom, PhD.

9781601245410

[Mill Valley, California] : Psychotherapy.net, 2018.

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"Most trainings on the DSM-5 are dreaded by clinicians because they are, to put it bluntly...well, boring. The presenter may note in passing that there was some controversy at the time of its publication, but then quickly move on to almost rote recitation of the major diagnoses and their accompanying criteria. This series takes a refreshingly different approach, and Volume 1 lays the foundation by offering an in-depth discussion of the fundamental assumptions behind psychiatric diagnosis in general, and the DSM in particular. Whatever your attitude towards the DSM, you most likely need to use it in your work, so it certainly behooves you to understand both the benefits and potential drawbacks of psychiatric diagnoses, and then how to properly conduct an interview so you can come up with the most accurate diagnosis possible. Or, as Buckles repeatedly reminds us, you should always keep in mind the possibility that clients may not meet the criteria for a diagnosis, and if not, you need to be able to clearly articulate why not. This highly acclaimed video takes you through the following topics in an engaging and thought provoking manner: What is a Psychiatric Diagnosis? Benefits of a Psychiatric Diagnosis; Critiques of Psychiatric Diagnosis and the DSM; Conducting a Diagnostic Interview; Observing Client Behavior and Presentation; Ruling out Other Condition; Assessing Suicidality." Supplied by publisher.

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