Course Description

Abuse is a pattern of harmful behaviour directed towards an individual or group, characterised by physical, emotional, sexual, financial or other coercion or exploitation. This course examines the various forms of abuse and the circumstances that increase the likelihood of its occurrence. We'll show you the steps to help a victim and the correct practices for reducing it in the future. You'll learn about different factors that contribute to the overall mental health of an individual and ways to improve your mental state.

In relationships, individuals with good mental health tend to exhibit strong communication skills, emotional regulation, and the ability to handle conflicts. You'll explore the impact of mental health on the quality of relationships, factors that negatively affect your mental health and how to sustain your mental well-being. You'll study psychiatric history and mental status evaluation (MSE) elements, commonly occurring mental conditions and counselling interventions. Supporting people can be a meaningful way to help them navigate challenges and improve relationships. 

This course benefits those who work in fields where abuse is more likely to occur, such as healthcare, law enforcement, social work, and education, as well as individuals at risk or experiencing abuse. It explores a range of abuse-related situations, equipping learners with simple prevention and intervention strategies designed to address each unique circumstance. Take a proactive approach towards preventing abuse and become an advocate for change by enrolling in this course today.

What you'll learn in this course?

• Safeguarding

• Bullying

• Social Care

• Police

• SDG 10 Reduced Inequality

• SDG 16 Peace, Justice And Strong Institutions

• Personal Development

• Education

• Counseling

• Mental Health

• Anger Management

• Social Work

• Conflict Management