IBH 6311

About This Course

This course provides students with exposure and experience with the current standard used in diagnosing mental disorders, including co-occurring diagnosis, utilizing the DSM 5-TR. Considering the diversity of biological, psychological, social, and spiritual dimensions of each person, students are challenged to approach the assessment and diagnosis of individuals with mental and emotional disorders in a holistic approach. Students gain a familiarity with various diagnostic criteria and applications of diagnosis criteria through case examples and case studies.

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