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DSM-IV-TR being replaced? OMG!? |
According to this article, from the APA, there is a new manual for determining mental illnesses, as well as therapies. For those who own a personal copy of the DSM-IV-TR, we realize that it is nothing more than a bible of mental disorders, written in a language many people can understand should they obtain access to this book (Hint: Amazon.com sells it). But, while it has been designed by a division of the APA, who insists it isn't in accordance with "APA policy", couldit be the replacement of the current book? You would not want to have a single out of date manual only as your "Bible" would you? Besides DSM-IV-TR will still be used. I'm still referring back to DSM-II which was current when I was diagnosed. Go with the flow! It's a new tool. It's not replacing the DSM-IV-TR. They are working on a DSM-V however. Although it will be a couple to several years before it comes out. I wouldn't worry yourself over this. It's always helpful to gain new tools. I like having options and more resources to look at when researching different disorders. |
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