30-Hours Diploma in Protection of Children’s Mental Health
Credit hours
3
Children's emotional wellbeing is the focus, starting with development and the most common mental health difficulties in childhood. Learners explore early warning signs, the effects of trauma and adverse experiences, building resilience, and communicating supportively with children. The role of schools in mental health support is also covered, making it relevant for teachers, carers and parents.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Children’s Mental Health
- 02Understanding Childhood Development and Emotional Well- being
- 03Common Mental Health Disorders in Children
- 04Identifying Early Warning Signs and Risk Factors
- 05The Impact of Trauma and Adverse Childhood Experiences
- 06Building Resilience and Coping Strategies in Children
- 07Effective Communication Techniques for Supporting Children’s Mental Health
- 08The Role of Schools and Educational Settings in Mental Health Support
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