Global Mental Health and Wellbeing Course

15 in-depth courses: Dive deep into a range of mental health topics, from awareness and first aid to specialised areas like child and adolescent mental health, substance abuse intervention, and biohacking for wellbeing.

Solid foundation: Build a strong understanding of mental health conditions, treatments, and the social and environmental factors that influence them.

Practical application: Learn evidence-based strategies to promote mental wellbeing in yourself and those around you.

Diverse perspectives: Explore mental health across different age groups and environments, equipping you to support a wider range of people.

Career opportunities: Open doors to a fulfilling career path in mental health support, education, or advocacy.

Define key mental health concepts, common disorders, and their impact on individuals and society.

Identify risk factors and signs of mental illness, and develop strategies for promoting mental wellbeing.

Apply the principles of Mental Health First Aid to assess and support individuals experiencing mental health crisis.

Develop communication skills to de-escalate situations and provide appropriate referrals for professional help.

Gain an in-depth understanding of the Mental Capacity Act (MCA) and Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards (DOLS).

Apply legal frameworks to support individuals with mental health needs while upholding their rights and autonomy.

Explore various psychiatric disorders, including their causes, symptoms, and treatment approaches.

Develop core nursing skills for working with individuals experiencing mental health challenges.

Learning Outcome 1: Identify age-specific presentations of mental health conditions in children and adolescents.

Learning Outcome 2: Develop strategies to support children and adolescents facing mental health challenges, including communication techniques and collaboration with parents/guardians.

Understand the impact of parental mental health on child development and wellbeing.

Develop strategies to support parental mental health and identify potential child protection concerns.

Explore the unique mental health challenges faced by young people in today's society.

Develop age-appropriate interventions and support systems to promote positive mental health in young people.

Examine the link between diet, lifestyle habits, and mental wellbeing.

Develop strategies for optimising diet and lifestyle choices to support positive mental health.

Identify and assess environmental hazards that can impact mental wellbeing in workplaces and communities.

Develop strategies to create safe and healthy work environments that promote mental wellbeing for employees.

Explore the relationship between substance abuse and mental health challenges.

Develop evidence-based strategies for intervening in substance abuse and supporting individuals with co-occurring mental health conditions.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of dual diagnosis.

Develop specialised skills for supporting individuals with dual diagnosis, including treatment approaches and support networks.

Identify signs and symptoms of mental health problems in young people within a school setting.

Develop strategies to create a supportive school environment that promotes mental wellbeing for students and staff.

Explore the principles of biohacking and its potential applications for optimising mental health.

Develop personalised biohacking strategies to improve your sleep, mood, and overall mental wellbeing.

Examine the impact of environmental factors on mental health, such as pollution and access to green spaces.

Develop strategies for advocating for a healthier environment to support mental wellbeing within communities.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of bipolar disorder, including its symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options.

Develop strategies for supporting individuals with bipolar disorder and reducing stigma associated with the condition.

Anyone who wants to improve their mental wellbeing and understand mental health challenges.

Individuals seeking a career change or advancement in the mental health field.

Professionals working in education, healthcare, social care, or related sectors.

Parents, carers, and educators who want to better support children and young people's mental health.

Mental health practitioner

Mental health advocate

Youth worker

Counsellor

Therapist

Social worker

Teacher/educator