Supporting Young People's Mental Wellbeing
Half of mental health problems surface before the age of 14 and many professionals who support young people, including teachers, report that they feel ill-equipped to deal with the challenges they face on a daily basis.
This microcredential from the University of Glasgow aims to address current and emerging concerns around the health and mental wellbeing of young people today. You’ll explore the key concepts and theories around children’s development, trauma, and loss, and develop the knowledge and skills to use practical strategies to support young people’s mental wellbeing.
Skills that you will learn
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Emotional literacy
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Emotional Intelligence
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Developmental Theories
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Brain Architecture
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Trauma and Adverse Childhood Experiences
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Mental Health Support
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Substance Abuse
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Bereavement and Loss
Entry requirements
To enrol in this microcredential, you should be educated to degree level and have an IELTS equivalent of 6.5. While you do not need to, it is recommended that you have experience of being responsible for young people. There are limited spaces available and learner enrolment closes 16 January 2023.
This course commences on 16 January 2023.