Overview of the Changes to the DSM 5 TR | NCE and NCMHCE Exam Review

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Here is a link to submit proposals for changes to the next version of the DSM www.psychiatry.org/psychiatrists/practice/dsm/submit-proposals Here is a link to the summary sheet of what APA considers the significant changes dsm.psychiatryonline.org/pb-assets/dsm/update/DSM5Update2016.pdf Here is a link to look up current ICD 10 codes www.icd10data.com/ or here icd.who.int/browse10/2019/en Many of the ICD-10 codes changed from the DSM 5 to DSM 5-TR There are many more changes in the supporting text for each diagnosis, but for many of the disorders, the diagnostic criteria remains unchanged. I will be going over each group of disorders in the coming weeks and letting you know about changes I find in the prevalence, risk, suicide, culture and gender, differential dx, functional consequences and comorbidity sections as well as UP to DATE research about these things.

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Oh, that is so kind. Congrats on passing!!! I'm happy for you. Have a great weekend

[@carolinejones2900]

Hi! I am student currently getting her masters in MFT and I am so looking forward to using your channel as a resource in my studies and in preparing for my exam! Thank you for what you do.

[@DocSnipes]

That’s awesome! I am grateful to be of help and I appreciate you watching the video. You can find other videos based on DSM 5 TR at : kzbin.infosearch?query=DSM

[@GrandmothersGarden]

No one wants the LatinX label. Glad to hear you point that out.

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Great info! For a grad student your channel is great!!!! Thank you 🙏

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[@nevertrumpfromthejump]

I have virtually no reason to know these things but psych is such a passion of mine that I am always excited to learn more and discuss it with anyone who will tolerate "nerding out" with me. That said, this video was deeply interesting to me. Thanks for breaking this down!

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[@ibnarstratibus9901]

At 38:50 I'm curious what you mean when you say " I hate to say "validate", can you elaborate on this comment of yours?

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[@geebabyone]

What do you think would remedy borderline personality disorder? Please

[@eggseye]

Ma'am! Please kindly explain the difference between OCD in DSM-5 and DSM-5 TR.

[@DocSnipes]

Differences between OCD in DSM-5 and DSM-5 TR: * Diagnostic Criteria: The core diagnostic criteria for Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) have remained largely consistent between the DSM-5 and the DSM-5-TR. Both editions require the presence of obsessions, compulsions, or both, and these symptoms must be time-consuming (taking more than one hour per day) or cause clinically significant distress or impairment in social, occupational, or other important areas of functioning. * Prevalence Rates: The DSM-5-TR may include updated prevalence rates based on the latest research. For example, it was noted that the prevalence of OCD symptoms related to contamination and illness increased during certain periods, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, but this was not necessarily reflected in other types of obsessions and compulsions. * Comorbidity and Differential Diagnosis: The DSM-5-TR may provide more detailed guidance on comorbidity and differential diagnosis, helping clinicians distinguish OCD from other disorders with overlapping symptoms, such as autism spectrum disorder, PTSD, and illness anxiety disorder. * Specifiers and Subtypes: The DSM-5-TR may introduce or clarify specifiers and subtypes for OCD, which can help in tailoring treatment to the individual's specific symptoms and needs. * Cultural Considerations: The DSM-5-TR may include additional cultural considerations to ensure that OCD is diagnosed appropriately across diverse populations, taking into account cultural variations in the expression of symptoms. * Associated Features: The DSM-5-TR may expand on the associated features of OCD, including a broader range of related behaviors and potential impacts on the individual's life. It's important to note that while there may be updates and clarifications in the DSM-5-TR, the fundamental nature of OCD as a disorder remains consistent with the description provided in the DSM-5. The DSM-5-TR serves to refine and enhance the understanding of the disorder based on new research and clinical experience. Learn more for FREE at AllCEUs.com/DocSnipes-AI

[@killerb255]

Sounds like they didn't even touch the Personality Disorders sections (Section 2 or 3) with a 10 foot pole. I think the ICD-11 finally went through with the dimensional model changes.

[@henryhealing444]

Very helpful. Thank you. 🙏

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[@valenciawalker6498]

I missed the live . Thank you, for the review of the changes DSM IV-T-R . I have to purchase the new edition as a psychology grad student. Yes , seven year research is out of date .

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[@checkmatetrav]

Is the dsm often updated to align with political ideology?

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[@archerrising9947]

About to graduate from grad school as these changes occur so this summary is very USEFUL

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[@sarahslater3534]

Why is this all done how does this help ? Thank you dark snakes for making any complicated things practical for helping people

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[@sarahelkins9662]

I am a Clinical Mental Health Counseling student, I am graduating from my CACREP program in the spring of 2023 and studying for the CPCE and NCMHCE as I am in VA. So I'm stressing out because now I feel like I have to get a whole new DSM-5-TR because my program used just the regular DSM-5 during the diagnostic section of my program. Not only has the NCMHCE been updated so I have to study for a different exam than everyone before me but now I have to stress about new information in the DSM-5-TR that may be on the exam? I guess I need to purchase this new revision and study this whole book over again?

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That is a lot on you at once. I have a CEU course at AllCEUs that covers the changes to the major diagnosis areas. The videos are here and free though. I spent many, many, many hours making them. :)

[@paigehodges]

Thanks so much Dr Snipes! This was an excellent breakdown and review and is so helpful to me.

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[@curllinalexis1785]

Thank you for this presentation. Could you clarify the changes made to the diagnostic criteria for the disruptive mood dysregulation disorder?

[@DocSnipes]

There will be further videos coming on different parts of the DSM 5 TR

[@disasterduck13]

Thanks for the info

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[@rbelle8]

Wow 😮 « Exposure through electronic media that is work related is considered traumatizing » lol that should also be considered an act of hate and/or war in addition to the invasion of privacy.

[@Jnikki2024]

Is there anyway you can share your slides? I understand if not possible, just curious. I'm going to be teaching the DSM this fall and I love the way you worded the changes.

[@DocSnipes]

I don't give out my powerpoints. You are welcome to draw from my material in making your class. I would greatly appreciate if you provide a link to my KZbin channel ( kzbin.info ) or maybe even the AllCEUs class that provides CEUs on this topic. ( allceus.com/member/cart/index/product/id/1484/c/ )

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@@DocSnipes of course, I always cite. Thank you!

[@HoytRoberson]

Thank you for this, Doc.

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[@parrotdoesasploot2381]

Hey, is there any change in dissociative disorders and PTSD in this new version of the DSM?

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[@maggieredfeathercarrube6771]

There is no mental illness✌️

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[@juanrivera6375]

Mental illness is true just like a stomach ache that doesn't go away the brain is an organ.

[@juanrivera6375]

Have you ever wondered why some suicides a gun is used to shoot the head.

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[@OperaLars]

You have to use the term ”latinx”? Is that some kind of joke?

[@mxrxxn]

According to Dr. Stewart, an African-American representative on the DSM 5-TR Ethnoracial Equity & Inclusion Work Group, to promote the use of gender inclusive terminology they endorsed to use 'latinx' instead of latino and latina. You can refer to APA's KZbin channel.

[@juanrivera6375]

Alot of crap happening 🤣🤣🤣

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[@GETBENT1331]

i might be severe

[@Greyskymorning395]

Lol so 'woke'

[@DocSnipes]

I am actually very balanced in my views. I am Gen X after all.

[@Greyskymorning395]

@@DocSnipes oh not you, I meant the TR, it started with the DSMV, just got worse now not better

[@PsychTalkwithDrWendla]

Great video today. Thank you. I sent the email to your tech address! Thanks for the invite. Looking forward to it. Wendla

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