The precise and intelligent recognition and appreciation of minor differences is the real essential factor in all successful medical diagnosis.
-- Joseph Bell (1890)
The precise and intelligent recognition and appreciation of minor differences is the real essential factor in all successful medical diagnosis.
-- Joseph Bell (1890)
And because of that key characteristic--acquiring things makes people who hoard feel good whilst people engaging in OCD behaviours feel horrible--#HoardingDisorder is no longer #classified as a type or manifestation(?) of #OCD in the DSM.
Hoarding Disorder is a separate, specific condition with specific #diagnostic #criteria in the more recent editon(s) of the #DSM.
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RE: https://kamu.social/@JankaWessman/116288514282615733
A good thread from @JankaWessman. It is heartening to hear a psychiatrist talk about #resilience building and the perils of #diagnosis and the importance of (my words, but on theme 👉🏼) allowing #distress to be distress without necessarily freaking out. Includes a good perspective from #evolutionary #psychology and on the narrow-mindedness of binaries.
AI caught what 6 doctors missed - Amit Kukreja
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