Course Description
 
This course offers an integrative approach to understanding the role of neuroscience in the mental health professions. It will examine the biological underpinnings of mental illnesses and how advancements in neuroscience have contributed to our understanding and treatment of these conditions. The course will cover specific mental health disorders such as depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, and bipolar disorder, with a focus on the latest neuroscientific findings pertaining to these conditions. 
 
Course Objectives
 
Identify the fundamental principles of neuroscience and its relevance to mental health professions
Articulate the role of neuroscience in understanding the biological underpinnings of specific mental illnesses
Explain the impact of neuroscientific research on the development of pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatments
Reflect on the current state of neuroscience in mental health professions and anticipate future developments in the field
 
Interactivity:
 
This is a text only, non interactive, self study CE Course.