30-Hours Professional Diploma in Bipolar Disorder
Credit hours
3
Learners explore how bipolar disorder is classified, its different types, and the biological, genetic and environmental factors linked to it. The course covers recognising mood episode patterns, an overview of treatment approaches, co-occurring conditions, effects on daily life and relationships, and crisis and suicide prevention awareness. It builds understanding for family members, carers and people in support roles.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Bipolar Disorder: History and Classification
- 02Types of Bipolar Disorder and Diagnostic Criteria
- 03Causes and Risk Factors: Biological, Genetic, and Environmental
- 04Recognising Symptoms and Patterns of Mood Episodes
- 05Treatment Approaches: Medication, Therapy, and Lifestyle Management
- 06Co-occurring Conditions and Differential Diagnosis
- 07The Impact of Bipolar Disorder on Daily Life and Relationships
- 08Crisis Intervention and Suicide Prevention
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