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100 1  Greenberg, Gary. 
245 14 The book of woe :|bthe dsm and the unmaking of psychiatry
       |h[Hoopla electronic resource] /|cGary Greenberg. 
250    Unabridged. 
264  1 [United States] :|bTantor Audio,|c2013. 
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511 1  Read by David Drummond. 
520    For more than two years, author and psychotherapist Gary 
       Greenberg has embedded himself in the war that broke out 
       over the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical 
       Manual of Mental Disorders (the DSM)-the American 
       Psychiatric Association's compendium of mental illnesses 
       and what Greenberg calls 'the book of woe.'Since its debut
       in 1952, the book has been frequently revised, and with 
       each revision, the 'official' view on which psychological 
       problems constitute mental illness. Homosexuality, for 
       instance, was a mental illness until 1973, and Asperger's 
       gained recognition in 1994 only to see its status 
       challenged nearly twenty years later. Each revision has 
       created controversy, but the DSM-5, the newest iteration, 
       has shaken psychiatry to its foundations. The APA has 
       taken fire from patients, mental health practitioners, and
       former members for extending the reach of psychiatry into 
       daily life by encouraging doctors to diagnose more 
       illnesses and prescribe more therapies-often medications 
       whose efficacy is unknown and whose side effects are 
       severe. Critics-including Greenberg-argue that the APA 
       should not have the naming rights to psychological pain or
       to the hundreds of millions of dollars the organization 
       earns, especially when even the DSM's staunchest defenders
       acknowledge that the disorders listed in the book are not 
       real illnesses. Greenberg's account of the history behind 
       the DSM, which has grown from pamphlet-sized to 
       encyclopedic since it was first published, and his behind-
       the-scenes reporting of the deeply flawed process by which
       the DSM-5 has been revised is both riveting and 
       disturbing. Anyone who has received a diagnosis of mental 
       disorder, filed a claim with an insurer, or just wondered 
       whether daily troubles qualify as true illness should know
       how the DSM turns suffering into a commodity and the APA 
       into its own biggest beneficiary. Invaluable and 
       informative, The Book of Woe is bound to spark intense 
       debate among expert and casual listeners alike. 
538    Mode of access: World Wide Web. 
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