30-Hours Professional Diploma in Women's Health Practitioner
Credit hours
3
Covering women's health across the lifespan, the course begins with anatomy and moves through menstrual health, reproductive health and fertility awareness, pregnancy and postnatal care, and menopause. Learners also explore nutrition and lifestyle, emotional wellbeing and preventative screening. It provides background knowledge for health and wellness workers, not a qualification to practise clinically.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Women’s Health and Anatomy
- 02Menstrual Health and Common Disorders
- 03Reproductive Health and Fertility Awareness
- 04Pregnancy, Antenatal, and Postnatal Care
- 05Menopause and Hormonal Changes
- 06Nutrition and Lifestyle for Women’s Health
- 07Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing in Women
- 08Preventative Care and Health Screening
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