DSM-5

Psychiatry, Mental Illness, and the State

Progress in Psychiatry Requires a Marriage of Utility to Validity

Tara Haelle, MS

June 22, 2016

The DSM-5 and ICD-10 provide a helpful, pragmatic framework for clinical practice, but they remain collections of symptoms rather than a compilation of truly distinct disorders.

Practice Management

NeuroAnalysis: The Copernican Revolution for Psychiatry

Abraham Peled, MD

January 14, 2015

NeuroAnalysis with Clinical Brain Profiling challenges DSM-5 as an alternative neuro-scientific diagnostic approach to mental disorders.

Practice Management

Some Clinicians Push for Alternative to DSM-5

August 21, 2014

New system would place more emphasis on psycho-social factors that lead to mental illness, rather than relying heavily on medical semantics.

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