Mental Health History and Treatment

This module provides a foundational overview of mental health concepts, terminology, and basic principles. Students will learn about fundamental aspects of mental health, including key concepts, definitions, and the importance of mental health in overall wellbeing.

This module explores the historical development of mental health policies and the process of deinstitutionalization in the United States. Students will examine the evolution of mental health care systems and the impact of policy changes on treatment approaches.

This module examines how society views mental health and the intersection between mental health and criminal justice systems. Students will explore stigma, discrimination, and the criminalization of mental health conditions.

This module covers the origins, diagnosis, and treatment of mental health disorders, with special attention to co-occurring conditions. Students will learn about diagnostic criteria, assessment methods, and treatment approaches for various mental health conditions.

This module explores how social factors influence mental health throughout different life stages. Students will examine how various social determinants impact mental health outcomes and access to care across different age groups.

This module focuses on mental health in Indigenous communities and the importance of cultural considerations in mental health care. Students will learn about culturally appropriate approaches to mental health treatment and support for Indigenous populations.