DSM-5 Mapping
Definition
The DSM-5 Mapping correlates psychiatric diagnostic categories with archetype displacement states. The framework’s claim is not that DSM-5 categories are “really” archetype imbalances; it is that the structural patterns the DSM identifies often correspond to specific Too Much / Too Little / Unacknowledged states of specific archetypes.
This is hospitality work, not derivation. It serves clinicians and trauma-informed practitioners who want to engage the framework from familiar diagnostic ground.
Cross-References
- Principle_State_Too_Much, Principle_State_Too_Little, Principle_State_Unacknowledged — the displacement states
- Treatise_Rebalancing_Mechanics — how displacement is rebalanced
Canon Narratives
- corpus:
reference/DSM-5_Nirmanakaya_Archetype_Mapping.md— full mapping table