Child & Adolescent Mental Health: Development And Disorders

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Child & Adolescent Mental Health: Development And Disorders - AD-TEAM - 02-12-2025

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Child & Adolescent Mental Health: Development And Disorders
Published 2/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.38 GB | Duration: 1h 30m

Master child psychology, psychiatric perspecitve, developmental theories, and practical approaches to youth mental h

What you'll learn

Understand key developmental stages in child and adolescent psychology, including normal variations and red flags for potential mental health concerns

Learn to identify different types of mental health disorders in youth, their symptoms, and how they manifest differently from adult presentations

Master the basics of child psychiatric hospitalization processes, including admission criteria, family support protocols, and transition planning

Develop practical knowledge about various therapeutic approaches used with children and adolescents in both outpatient and inpatient settings

Requirements

No specific mental health background is required, but learners should have a general interest in child development and psychology. Basic English proficiency is needed as we'll discuss medical terms. Professional experience with children (teaching, healthcare, social work) is helpful but not mandatory.

Description

As a clinical psychologist, I am committed to keeping this course up-to-date with the latest research and insights. The course will be regularly updated with new video content and materials, reflecting the most current findings in psychology and language learning. Think of this as a living, growing resource that evolves with the field.This comprehensive course bridges the gap between theoretical understanding and practical application in child and adolescent mental health. Designed for both professionals and dedicated learners, we explore the complex journey from normal development to clinical intervention.Through evidence-based content and real-world examples, you'll gain deep insights into Big Grin

evelopmental frameworks including modern theories by Stefanie Stahl and Alice MillerRecognition of normal development versus early warning signsUnderstanding the hospitalization process for young patientsPractical approaches to supporting children in various settingsWhat makes this course unique is its integration of both developmental psychology and clinical practice. You'll learn not just the 'what' but the 'how' of child mental health support, including:Key developmental milestones and red flagsCommon mental health disorders in youthHospital admission and treatment processesFamily support strategiesTransition planning and aftercareWhether you're a mental health professional, educator, healthcare worker, or someone passionate about child development, this course provides the knowledge and tools needed to better understand and support young people's mental health.By the end of this course, you'll have a solid foundation in child mental health principles and practices, enabling you to make more informed decisions and provide better support in your professional or personal capacity. Join us in this important journey toward understanding and supporting youth mental wellness.

Overview

Section 1: Growing up in the Digital World

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Growing up 2

Lecture 3 Growing up 3

Lecture 4 Growing Up Podcast

Section 2: Understanding Child Development: The Shadow and Sun Child Theory

Lecture 5 The Inner Child 1

Lecture 6 The Inner Child 2

Lecture 7 The Inner Child - podcast

Section 3: The Lost Child: Alice Miller's Theory of Early Development

Lecture 8 Child 1

Lecture 9 Child 2

Lecture 10 Child- podcast

Early career mental health professionals seeking practical knowledge about child psychiatry,Teachers and school counselors wanting to better understand student mental health,Teachers and school counselors wanting to better understand student mental health,Social workers and child welfare professionals,Psychology students and interns,Parents of children with mental health challenges wanting deeper understanding,Anyone working with children who wants to understand child development and mental health

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