Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Psychology and Mental Health: Beyond Nature and Nurture
This online course explored the impact of biological and neurological factors, together with the impact of social factors, and their interactions on mental health and wellbeing It explored the extent to which life events can impact on our mental health, the role of rumination, and offered evidence-based suggestions as to how we might all protect and improve our mental health and wellbeing. Finally, it discussed the design of mental health services form a non-medical perspective.
6 weeks, 3 hours per week
Peter Kinderman
Professor of Clinical Psychology
University of Liverpool
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Explore how social aspects can impact on mental health
- Explore the extent to which life events affect mental health and well being
- Synthesise differing contemporary approaches to health and well being
- Engage in cutting edge research into mental health and well being
- Compare different explanatory models of mental health
- Synthesise different conceptual and explanatory models of mental health
Syllabus
- The impact of biological and neurological traits on mental health and well-being
- The impact social elements have on mental health and well-being
- The extent to which life events can impact on how we act
- The role that rumination plays in well being and mental health
- Evidence-based suggestions as to how we might all protect and improve our mental health and well-being
- The design of mental health services from a non-medical perspective
Issued on 30th July 2022
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