Posted on February 3, I asked the question, CAUTION! Who Should Be the DSM5 Diagnostician? I suggested that we needed to pay as much attention to who...
More »In his recent blog posting, Dr Steven Moffic proposed that only psychiatrists be allowed to certify DSM diagnoses. While I disagree, I commend Dr...
More »Unless you have been living on a desert island for the past 2 years, you are well aware that the development of
DSM-V is well under way.
More »“The proper use of these criteria requires specialized clinical training that provides both a body of knowledge and clinical skills.” How many of us...
More »This commentary suggests how the research community can be instrumental in improving DSM-V and helping it avoid unintended consequences. According to...
More »As the debate continues regarding possible revisions for the DSM-IV, 1 we recommend renewed attention to the designation Borderline Intellectual...
More »I have elsewhere summarized the problems caused by the excessive and misdirected ambitions of the DSM-V effort.1 My purpose here is to suggest a...
More »It used to be that the answer to the above question was: “One . . . but he or she must really want to change.” Now that we are in the DSM process,...
More »There is no magic moment when it becomes clear that the world needs a new edition of the DSM. With just one exception, the publication dates of all...
More »I read with great interest and considerable apprehension Dr. Frances’ assessment of the DSM-V developmental process ("A Warning Sign on the Road to...
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