Scientia Media Group

Benjamin Rose

How to make difficult diagnoses easy without memorizing mnemonics
In this audiobook, you will discover:

● 100+ quiz questions to help you reinforce your grasp of the DSM criteria

● Dedicated chapters that boil down each of the 20 categories listed in the full DSM

● The evolution of the term “mental illness,” and why this is crucial to understanding how to use the DSM as a diagnostic manual

● Diagnostic criteria and symptoms for hundreds of mental disorders across various spectrums

● A simple structure and layout that helps you look up diagnoses in seconds

● What’s different about the WHO’s new ICD-11, and why this matters for studying the DSM

● Key changes in the DSM-5 TR, and how these affect classification and diagnosis for different disorders

And much more!

You may have heard that the “only” way to study the DSM-5 TR is to read it word for word.

The problem is that even once you’ve gone through all 1,120 pages of the actual handbook, you’ll still need to know how to use all that knowledge.

In a fraction of what it would take for you to work your way through the full DSM-5 TR, this book gives you a concise breakdown of the most important mental health disorders and diagnoses.

 So you can save time on memorizing DSM criteria, and put more time into doing what you set out to do from the beginning: Helping others ease their suffering.

 If you’re ready to discover how to use the DSM to help your patients, then scroll up and click the “Buy” button right

Kevin Fish

The DSM-5-TR: A 101 Analysis: A Complete Executive Review of the Spectrums Classified Under The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition, Text Revision