30-Hours Professional Diploma in Mental Health in Nursing
Credit hours
3
Nurses and healthcare staff increasingly care for people with mental health needs in every setting. This course looks at common conditions, therapeutic communication, crisis and risk assessment, an overview of psychological therapies and medication management, safeguarding and ethics, and care in community and clinical settings. Helpful for nurses and care staff wanting stronger mental health awareness.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Mental Health in Nursing
- 02Understanding Common Mental Health Conditions
- 03Communication and Therapeutic Engagement
- 04Crisis Intervention and Risk Assessment
- 05Psychological Therapies and Medication Management
- 06Ethical Considerations and Safeguarding in Mental Health Nursing
- 07Mental Health Care in Community and Clinical Settings
- 08Promoting Mental Well-being and Resilience
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