Overview of Major Changes in the DSM-5 TR

This video provides a brief overview of the DSM-5 TR updates that most affect counselors, therapists, and clinical social workers.
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[@christianrivera613]

Thank you so much for this well-put and easy to understand overview, Dr. Gehart

[@mentalhealthwellnesscoach9917]

I think it’s such a good move to add prolonged grief , it’s been tough as depression is associated with grief but it’s really so wrong to just label ppl with chronic depressive disorder.

[@bdizzleforrizzle8825]

Thanks for the update Dr G

[@tjchristoff]

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[@matrorian5388]

Nice

[@shirleykearney5248]

Okay so this is the
Most updated DSM-5 TR

[@DianeRGehartPhD]

Yes! If you look at the past publication pattern, we probably won't have a new major revision for another 8-10 years!

[@divalady598]

@@DianeRGehartPhDHello how can I get your course please

[@DianeRGehartPhD]

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[@TheYvetteJasmine]

I just graduated with my MSW. And then they came out with this..... Ugh

[@vansserafim]

Where is the long term evidence that using "inclusive and affirming language" with people that aren't their true self will be good for them in the long term?

[@munchkin161616]

There is significant research from a number of researchers and nations that indicate that affirming a person's identity significantly lessens suicide risks, self-harm, anxiety, depression, and other diagnoses. In addition, mental health licensure boards mandate the use of inclusive and affirming language. If you are in school or practicing and you are not using affirming and inclusive language, you are harming clients and risking your career.

[@AzumaRikimaru]

Rephrasing words into actionable catchphrases like Affirming care isn’t scientifically based at all doesn’t operate on qualitative or quantitative data. the DSM isnt recognize internationally for a reason. Pandering to the American ethos of pseudo science brought to you by stakeholder and investors :)