Why Study Child Mental Health and Education?
Teachers, teaching assistants, support staff, volunteers and childcare workers are at the forefront of understanding when children and young people are struggling with their mental health. They may be the first to recognise that a child is having difficulties. Anxiety and other mental health issues are increasing in children and young people.
If a child is struggling with their mental health, this can have an impact on their physical health, their social relationships and their education.
Studying this course will enable you to understand the connection between mental health and education.
Who Is This Course Suitable For?
This online course is self-paced and consists of a range of different modules that are useful to anyone working in the education system, or wishing to work in the education system.
Enhance your job and career prospects by studying this intensive and detailed course in child mental health and how it relates to education.
What Will You Study In This Course?
In this course, you will learn more about
- managing anxiety
- recognising the signs and symptoms of mental health difficulties
- understanding neurodiversity
- the principles and theories underlying educational psychology
You will study four core modules of - Anxiety Management, Child and Adolescent Mental Health, Neurodiversity and Educational Psychology.
You can then choose two elective modules that you find interesting. This enables you to focus your studies on an area of child mental health and education that is of interest to you.
Modules