30-Hours Professional Diploma in Mental Health Disorders
Credit hours
3
Learners examine the psychological, biological and environmental factors behind mental health disorders and how common conditions present. The course gives an overview of assessment tools, psychotherapeutic and medication-based treatments, support in workplaces and schools, and de-escalation in a crisis. Intended to build knowledge and awareness rather than clinical skills, for students, carers and support staff.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Mental Health Disorders
- 02Psychological, Biological, and Environmental Factors Influencing Mental Health
- 03Common Mental Health Disorders: Symptoms and Diagnosis
- 04Mental Health Assessment and Diagnostic Tools
- 05Psychotherapeutic Approaches and Treatment Methods
- 06Pharmacological Treatments and Medication Management
- 07Supporting Mental Health in the Workplace and Educational Settings
- 08Crisis Intervention and De-escalation Techniques
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