DSM-5-TR Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
The DSM-5-TR Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders is the American Psychiatric Association’s Fifth Edition, Text Revision of its widely used reference for classifying and diagnosing mental disorders. Created for professional and academic use, this paperback brings the DSM-5 text up to date with revised explanatory material, clarified diagnostic criteria, current references, and ICD-10-CM coding updates.
The manual combines three essential elements: diagnostic classification, criteria sets, and detailed descriptive text. Its entries address diagnostic features, associated characteristics, prevalence, development and course, risk factors, cultural considerations, functional consequences, differential diagnosis, and comorbidity. This structure helps qualified professionals examine symptoms within a consistent clinical framework rather than relying on isolated descriptions.
DSM-5-TR adds prolonged grief disorder and includes clarifying revisions to criteria sets for more than 70 disorders. The revision also gives greater attention to cultural context, racism and discrimination, sex- and gender-related considerations, suicidal behavior, nonsuicidal self-injury, and comorbidity. These updates support a shared professional vocabulary for discussing diagnoses, research findings, clinical documentation, and mental health services.
This edition is particularly valuable for psychiatrists, psychologists, physicians, counselors, social workers, nurses, researchers, educators, and students in advanced mental health programs. It is a diagnostic and classification reference rather than a treatment manual, making it best suited to readers who need detailed professional criteria and contextual information.
With 1,120 pages in paperback format, DSM-5-TR is a substantial reference for clinics, universities, hospitals, libraries, training programs, and professional collections. Add this official APA Publishing edition to your medical or mental health library for dependable reference. Order a single copy for individual use or request bulk pricing for institutions, classrooms, practices, and healthcare organizations.
Key Features
- Official publication from the American Psychiatric Association
- Fifth Edition, Text Revision of the DSM
- Fully revised explanatory text and references
- Updated diagnostic criteria and ICD-10-CM information
- Includes prolonged grief disorder
- Clarifications affecting criteria sets for more than 70 disorders
- Covers cultural, sex-, and gender-related diagnostic considerations
- Includes information on suicidal behavior and nonsuicidal self-injury
- Combines diagnostic classifications, criteria sets, and descriptive text
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