APFIVE Diagnosing Persistent Depressive Disorder
A therapist is assessing a client who reports feeling “down” most days for the past three years, with symptoms including poor appetite, low self-esteem, and hopelessness. The symptoms never meet full criteria for major depression. This presentation most closely aligns with:
A
Cyclothymic disorder
B
Persistent depressive disorder
C
Bereavement-related depression
D
Adjustment disorder with depressed mood
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