Disorder Categories

Disorders where addiction to an activity or substance is a major feature.

Disorders where an inability to adjust to new circumstances is a major feature.

Disorders where panic, anxiety, or fear are major features.

Disorders that are usually first diagnosed in childhood or adolescence.

Disorders where a limitation of Cognitive Functioning is the main feature.

Disorders where an interruption in communication is a major feature.

Disorders where a depressed mood is a major feature.

Disorders where the regular development of an individual is impaired.

Disorders where disruptive behavior is a major feature.

Disorders where dissociation is a major feature.

Disorders where disruptions or dysfunctions in eating are a major feature.

Disorders where the creation or falsification of symptoms are a major feature.

Disorders where a lack of impuse control is a major feature.

Disorders where a dysfunction in the ability to learn is a major feature.

Disorders where disturbances of mood or emotional state are major features.

Disorders where an individual's patterns of experience and behavior are abnormal and cause a disruption to their life, thinking, mood, personal relations, or the control of impulses.

Disorders where psychotic episodes or symptoms are major features.

Disorders where disturbances or dysfunctions in sexuality are major features.

Disorders where disturbances in sleep or dreaming are major features.

Disorders where physical symptoms are reported with no general medical or other condition or cause present.

Disorders where the abuse of or addiction to a substance is a major feature.

Disorders caused by a single or series of traumatic events.