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Depressive Personality Disorder: Understanding Current Trends in Research and Practice by Todd Finnerty, Psy.D. Can you think of a person you may have met or treated whose usual mood was gloomy and unhappy, were they critical of themselves and did they brood and tend to worry? Did they tend to be negative and judgmental toward others? Were they pessimistic and prone to feeling guilty or remorseful? Did this person have a Depressive Personality Disorder? This book answers the question “Does Depressive Personality Disorder exist?” with a concise review of current research. DPD is a valid and clinically useful concept which should be included in DSM-V and ICD-11. DPD was offered as a diagnosis for further study and a diagnosis that can be made under Personality Disorder NOS in the DSM-IV and DSM-IV-TR. Gain a firm background in recent research and theory on DPD and understand its relationship to chronic depression, dysthymia, cognitive vulnerabilities to depression and the Five-Factor Model of Personality. Featured WebsitesPsychContinuingEd.com started as a directory of sponsors of continuing education for psychologists, social workers, counselors, MFT's and others. However, PsychContinuingEd.com now also sponsors CE courses ourselves! Know someone studying for the EPPP- the national licensure exam for Psychologists? Find great resources at EPPPstudyguides.com Featured Audio Recordings and MultimediaFree MP3 relation exercises (as well as recommended Youtube videos) are available at FreeRelaxationExercises.comFeatured Deals on Books
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| The DSM-5 (aka DSM-V) disorder information database is being compiled. Check out the developing links below (more to come) for additional research and resources related to these psychiatric disorders. Learn more about DSM-5 diagnoses and the new DSM-5 dimensional system, including how to rate and use the dimensions and personality traits.
Childhood DisordersADHD (ADHDIMPULSIVE.COM)Autistic Spectrum Disorder (Autism, Aspergers, Pervasive Developmental Disorder) Pediatric Bipolar Disorder Temper Dysregulation Disorder with Dysphoria
Mood and Anxiety DisordersChronic Depressive DisorderMixed Anxiety Depression (no longer Mixed anxiety-depressive disorder) Preschool PTSD and developmental trauma disorder (developmentaltrauma.com) DISORDERS OF EXTREME STRESS NOS (DISORDERSOFEXTREMESTRESS.COM) Depressive CNEC/ Depressive Disorder NEC
Neurocognitive Disorders and Intellectual DisabilitiesMinor Neurocognitive DisorderMajor Neurocognitive Disorder Intellectual Disability
Psychotic DisordersSchizophreniaPSYCHOSIS RISK SYNDROME
Personality DisordersCheck out the article on the bottom of this page for more information on the new personality disorder/ personality type and trait system under DSM-5Borderline Personality Disorder (Borderline type) Depressive Personality Disorder Antisocial and Psychopathic Personality Disorder (Antisocial/ Psychopathic type) Avoidant Type Obsessive/Compulsive Type Schizotypal Type
OthersHypersexual DisorderParaphilic Coercive Disorder Complex Somatic Symptom Disorder (more to be filled in soon) ...And don't forget to follow @DrFinnerty on Twitter so we can share with each other and discuss the information and resources that we've found.
| You can get updates on revision activities from the DSM-5 task force on the official DSM-5 website (aka DSM-V)
In the meantime, the DSM-IV-TR is still the most current version (at least until May, 2013):
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