30-Hours Professional Diploma in Panic Disorder Management
Credit hours
3
Learners examine what panic disorder is, its causes and risk factors, and how it differs from other anxiety conditions. The course gives an overview of assessment tools, cognitive behavioural approaches, medication, lifestyle factors, crisis support during episodes and relapse prevention planning. Intended to build understanding for support workers, carers and people living with panic disorder.
What you'll cover
- 01Understanding Panic Disorder: Definition, Symptoms, and Impact
- 02Causes and Risk Factors Associated with Panic Disorder
- 03Differentiating Panic Disorder from Other Anxiety Conditions
- 04Neurobiology and Psychological Mechanisms of Panic Attacks
- 05Assessment and Diagnostic Tools in Panic Disorder Management
- 06Cognitive Behavioural Approaches to Treatment
- 07Crisis Intervention and Supporting Individuals During Panic Episodes
- 08Medication and Pharmacological Considerations
- 09Lifestyle, Diet, and Holistic Approaches to Panic Disorder
- 10Building Long-Term Coping Strategies and Relapse Prevention Plans
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