-Schizophrenia, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, and more through case studies. -Psychopathology from a historical and conceptual perspective. -Get an insight into epidemiology, etiology, and the treatment of clinical problems by studying Psychopathology.
-The various stages of therapy while emphasizing the role of therapeutic relationships. -The key assumptions of various theories and the basic methods used in clinical assessments. -Theoretical approaches that have shaped Psychotherapy 8 Counseling methods applied tod ay.
•Study the Diagnostic & Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM 5) with its progressive changes and new criteria for diagnosis. -The different disorders in the DSM, -The pharmacological treatments available for major psychiatric disorders.
-Theory and clinical group work integration through an interactive learning experience. -Discuss clinical, professional, and ethical issues throughout the course. -Valuable group counseling skills through this applied course. -Be self-aware of how one’s qualities, needs, motivations, and values can either facilitate or interfere with one’s effectiveness as a group leader.
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-The foundational understanding of the dynamics of family interaction from a ‘Systems’ perspective. -The normal development and applications to family interaction. -The family life, with emphasis on the various theories of family process & development,
-All about Acceptance & Commitment Therapy. -How it encourages people to embracr their thoughts and feelings, rather than fighting or feeling guilty for them. -Know how to develop psychological flexibility by being present in the moment, accepting difficult thoughts and emotions. and making choices that are aligned with one’s values.