In the real world, clients often don't present with "textbook" presentations of symptoms that neatly fall into a particular disorder. Many symptoms of mental disorders are "overlapping," meaning that the same symptom may be listed under several disorders.
With the limited time that clinicians often have, how do we quickly formulate an accurate diagnosis?
Find out by watching this recording of a 2-hour webinar on differential diagnosis! We'll use real case examples to show you how to use differential diagnosis resources for overlapping symptoms.
Learning Objectives
1. Define "overlapping" symptoms.
2. Describe how to use the "differential diagnosis" section of the DSM-5.
3. Use the DSM-5 Differential Diagnosis mobile application to formulate a diagnosis for case scenarios involving overlapping symptoms.
To download a PDF of the slides (along with hyperlinked resources), visit nortonconsulting.box.com/v/Di....
DISCLAIMER: This recording was uploaded for educational purposes and was intended to be viewed by clinicians and students. No CEs will be provided for viewing this video.