30-Hours Professional Diploma in Depression
Credit hours
3
Separating myths from facts, this course explains the types of depression, their biological, psychological and social causes, and how symptoms present across childhood, adulthood and later life. Learners gain an overview of evidence-based treatments, lifestyle and holistic approaches, and awareness of suicide risk, self-harm and crisis response. It suits carers, educators and anyone supporting people with low mood.
What you'll cover
- 01Understanding Depression: Definitions, Myths, and Facts
- 02Types and Classifications of Depressive Disorders
- 03Biological, Psychological, and Social Causes of Depression
- 04Signs, Symptoms, and Diagnostic Criteria
- 05Depression Across the Lifespan: Children, Adults, and Older People
- 06Evidence-Based Treatment Approaches: Therapy and Medication
- 07Suicide Risk, Self-Harm, and Crisis Intervention
- 08The Role of Lifestyle and Holistic Interventions
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