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Chapter Sequence - American Psychiatric Association

The Organization of DSM-5 The fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) represents the latest scientific thinking in both criteria content and organizational structure of mental disorders. Just as the diagnostic criteria for many individual disorders were refined based on scientific advances, the manual itself was reorganized. The changes are immediately evident in its table of contents, which signals how various conditions relate to each other and the occurrence of mental disorders across the lifespan both of which may potentially influence care.

chapters were added to DSM-5 to better classify the disorders based on known similarities to one . another. Certain disorders come under more representative or comprehensive chapter headings. For example, Neurodevelopmental Disorders is a …

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