ABC The Drum advocating for the Voice, page-29

Yes it is quite simplistic as its usually pretty common sense ideas.

its well known mental illnesses have been overdiagnosed, so there is some merit to what she says but yes what she said isnt right on the whole from my understanding eg Allen Frances, an outspoken critic of DSM-5, states that "normality is an endangered species," because of "fad diagnoses" and an "epidemic" of over-diagnosing, and suggests that the "DSM-5 threatens to provoke several more [epidemics]."^[111][112] Some researchers state that changes in diagnostic criteria, following each published version of the DSM, reduce thresholds for a diagnosis, which results in increases in prevalence rates for ADHD and autism spectrum disorder.^{[113][114][115][116]} Bruchmüller, et al. (2012) suggest that as a factor that may lead to overdiagnosis are situations when the clinical judgment of the diagnostician regarding a diagnosis (ADHD) is affected by heuristics.^[114]