Mental Health, Psychiatry and Behavioral Support

This course provides educational information and does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or clinical judgment.

What You Will Learn

• 1 Learn the foundational principles of mental health and behavioral support systems.
• 2 Understand major psychiatric conditions and diagnostic classification frameworks.
• 3 Apply therapeutic communication and patient engagement strategies in behavioral health settings.
• 4 Develop behavioral support plans and crisis prevention approaches for diverse populations.
• 5 Analyze mental health law, ethics, and patient rights in administrative practice.
• 6 Create accurate documentation and use assessment tools for care coordination.
• 7 Understand psychopharmacology basics to support medication adherence and education.
• 8 Implement trauma-informed care and crisis intervention theories in support roles.
• 9 Examine child, adolescent, and family mental health considerations.
• 10 Explore substance use and co-occurring disorders in behavioral health.
• 11 Evaluate community mental health services and public health strategies.
• 12 Apply quality improvement methods to manage mental health programs effectively.