Also known as sociopathy, this disorder is not diagnosed prior to age 18.

This is considered to be the hallmark symptom of depression

Changing thoughts and behaviors is the hallmark of this type of treatment

Empathy, congruence and unconditional positive regard are the mantras of this theorist

This very "social-worky" theory is famous for the Miracle Question

This cluster A disorder is characterized by odd and eccentric behaviors and perceptual distortions

In the case of BiPolar Disorder, this specifier is used when the client has experienced a few or more "mood episodes" in a given year.

The popular antidepressant medication Zoloft works with this type of neurotransmitter

This famous theorist founded a grand theory and developed the idea of the unconscious

This hallmark symptom of OCD involves unwanted, recurring intrusive thoughts

This disorder is characterized by interpersonal instability, impulsivity, self harming behaviors, and unhealthy self image.

This BiPolar diagnosis includes at least 1 true manic episode

This evidenced-based treatment for phobias and PTSD requires a high level of motivation from the client

This lighthearted behaviorist is credited with developing Social Learning Theory

This + symptom of schizophrenia is defined as a "faulty belief"

She is the developer of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

This is also known as the hair pulling disorder.

The development of this antipsychotic drug led to deinstitutionalization in the 1960s

After becoming frustrated with his inability to prove Freud's theory of the unconscious, this famous theorist ditched psychoanalytic theory and founded Cognitive theory

This common symptom of trauma is typically explained as "zoning out" or having an "out of body" experience

This personality disorder is commonly confused with the anxiety related disorder, OCD.

This is diagnosed when a client has many/most of the symptoms of PTSD but has not had symptoms for more than 1 month

This evidenced-based treatment for trauma involves "bilateral stimulation" such as back and forth eye movements.

The mother of Object Relations Theory

AKA Maunchausen's Syndrome