Whether used by practicing clinicians or as a supplemental resource in the classroom, the book provides a more manageable approach to the nearly thousand-page DSM-5.
Each chapter features a quick summary of the diagnoses discussed, steps in the diagnostic process, useful tables, and clinical vignettes. This book should be required reading for all who are training to work in the mental health professions."-Alan Carr, PhD, School of Psychology, University College Dublin, Ireland "This informative, comprehensive book offers a well-organized guide for navigating the DSM-5.
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Morrison describes the DSM-5 disorders in an accessible way, illustrates them with memorable case examples, and give useful guidance on how to assess patients. He also offers cases to help learn the diagnostic criteria….This would make a good textbook for training mental health professionals."- Clinical Gerontologist, "Accessible to students and experienced clinicians from all the mental health professions.The tone of the book is conversational, personal, and lively….The reader is 'walked through' the diagnostic process in a way that, especially to the student, would make evaluation seem manageable and masterable."- Clinical Social Work Journal, "Excellent.
" useful simplifications and practical tips.
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