Psychological Symptom Analyzer

I love the quick and easy access to the disorders. However, the entire set of personality disorders are missing. Also the drag and drop takes too long. Should be boxes to check instead. Other than this would be 5 stars.

Not helpful. Asked for refund.

I love it and use it as a quick reference in practice. Nice price, too. Thank you!

Not as well organized as it could have been. Only allows 4 symptoms to be analyzed. Very glitchy to add or remove symptoms. Lacking diagnostic codes

Not the dsm 5, but pretty good if you ask me.

I find the app helpful for exploring psychological diagnoses and symptoms and I expect to use this app frequently myself and I will likely refer my supervisees and students to this app. Would be nice to be able to expand or collapse symptoms by category, letter groups, etc. I'd also love to see checkboxes next to symptoms that the user could tap to check/uncheck so as to keep track of observed/not observed symptoms for a particular diagnosis. Checkboxes at the diagnosis level could also be helpful. Another helpful feature could be "user-defined" diagnoses or categories that the user could set up to include symptoms from existing diagnoses and/or symptoms that the user could add him/herself. The addition of the WHODAS 2.0 disability rating scale would be helpful too (i.e., the WHODAS [World Health Organization Disability Assessment Schedule] in the DSM-5 has replaced the GAF [Global Assessment of Functioning] that was used in DSM-IV).

Very user friendly without sacrificing features. Easy to navigate. Material organized in several useful ways. Price is very fair. Suggests and/or supports diagnoses. Not intimidating -- great for students and beginners as well as seasoned professionals

The library is well organized and once you find the diagnosis you're looking for, a quick click gives you all the DSM criteria. The analyzer symptoms are organized alphabetically, which makes it just a shade tedious trying to find what you're looking for. However, you can choose just one "main" symptom and the analyzer will bring up a range of diagnoses to choose from. From there you can click on each and choose which diagnosis meets symptoms. I rarely spend money on an app, but glad I did with this.

I got this when I searched for DSM 5. The information in here is all from the DSM-IV-TR. This is now outdated information. It doesn't have DSM 5 changes. Waste of eight dollars.