Personality disorders are mental issues that often cause an individual to exhibit rigid, unhealthy behaviors and thoughts. For those struggling with personality disorders, there are often issues with one’s perception and their ability to relate to common situations and other people around them, which can result in problems with functioning and limitations with engaging in relationships, social activities, work, and school.

Throughout this course, you will be introduced to a series of individuals, each displaying symptoms that are indicative of specific Personality Disorders as outlined in the DSM-5-TR. By watching interactive video patient simulations, you will have the opportunity to observe and analyze the behaviors and symptoms of each client and apply the diagnostic criteria to make an accurate diagnosis.


Meet Your Caseload

Jasmin Cochrane

Jasmine’s supervisor Sara has issued an ultimatum: she has to see someone about her excessive attention to detail. She’s missing deadlines. The company just lost a major account because Jasmine's key analysis wasn't ready.

Lucy Monroe

Lucy is the life of the party. And if not, she makes sure she’s the center of attention no matter where she is. People adore her. She’s not embarrassed about how she looks; she flaunts it.

Lou Pasternak

Lou thinks everyone in his life is out to use and abuse him. He’s constantly on his guard and believes he has enemies all around him. Lately, he’s become convinced his wife is having an affair and her denials make him all the more certain.

Diagnosing Personality Disorders III

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