Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes
Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes
Differential Diagnosis: Exploring the Framing Bias
Differential Diagnosis: Exploring the Framing Bias
Differential Diagnosis: Exploring the Framing Bias
Sunday 5th November 2017
Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes explores framing bias in mental health diagnosis, providing strategies to differentiate between substance-related and other symptoms.
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Have you ever wondered how biases can affect mental health diagnoses? In this episode of the 'Counselor Toolbox Podcast', Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes dives deep into the concept of framing bias in differential diagnosis. She breaks down how mental health and substance use symptoms often overlap, making it tricky to pinpoint the root cause of certain behaviors and conditions. Dr.
Snipes sheds light on how framing bias can lead to misdiagnoses and emphasizes the importance of looking at the whole picture when assessing a patient's symptoms. She offers practical strategies to distinguish between symptoms caused by substances and those stemming from other medical conditions or mental health issues. This episode is packed with actionable insights for counselors, coaches, and sober companions, equipping them with the tools needed to improve their diagnostic accuracy and provide better care for their clients.
Whether you're a professional in the field or someone personally affected by these issues, Dr. Snipes' expertise will help you navigate the complexities of mental health diagnosis with greater confidence.