Four patients, one per week. Each is interviewed first, then evaluated through three lenses.
Every case is worked twice: a conversation to build your own understanding, then three formal instruments applied to the same patient.
ICD-11 diagnostic criteria, reproduced verbatim, ask whether the case meets requirements for a named diagnosis.
Standardized questionnaires place the case on continuous severity scales, independent of any single label.
You complete a short cognitive task yourself, and connect that experience to the case’s presentation.