In the Mental Health Overview, Theories, and Disorders course, beginner-level students will gain an understanding of mental health diagnoses and working with individuals who have psychiatric disorders or intellectual disabilities through 3 lessons.
The first lesson, Overview of Mental Health Care, dives into confidentiality, adhering to HIPAA regulations, and recognizing ethical standards and legal requirements in mental health care. In the second lesson, Mental Health Theories and Therapies, students will compare historical and contemporary practices in mental health care. This lesson also teaches the various theoretical approaches and applications in mental health care. In the final lesson, students learn mental health disorders and the ability to recognize signs and symptoms of impaired mental health and behavioral issues.
Combined, these lessons will provide students with a thorough understanding of the mental health industry, its practices and theories, and diagnoses and disorders.
Overview
Syllabus
- Module 1 - Overview of Mental Health Care
- This module dives into confidentiality, adhering to HIPAA regulations, and recognizing ethical standards and legal requirements in mental health care.
- Module 2 - Mental Health Theories and Therapies
- This module compares historical and contemporary practices in mental health care and teaches the various theoretical approaches and applications in mental health care
- Module 3 - Mental Health Disorders
- This module addresses mental health disorders and the ability to recognize signs and symptoms of impaired mental health and behavioral issues.
Taught by
Jennifer Zabel