Mental Health and Neurodiversity

You can describe the social and health care service system and name the laws that govern it. You can explain the ethical principles and values that guide your work in your field. You can describe professionalism in interaction and guidance work and what functioning means in a persons lives.

The aim of the course is to build an understanding of the concepts and complexity of mental health and neurodiversity Competences: Ethics (For all degrees) Social work with clients (Bachelor of Social Work). Expertise in theoretical basis of rehabilitation and occupational therapy (Occupational Therapist). Clinical reasoning and occupational therapy process enabling participation(Occupational Therapist) Rehabilitation counselling and guidance (Rehabilitation counsellor) Rehabilitation service system (Rehabilitation counsellor) Methods of physiotherapy (Physiotherapist) Learning objectives: Understand the importance of your own attitudes and perceptions related to mental health and neurodiversity phenomenas in professional interaction. You will be able to promote equality and equity and take into account diversity and accessibility in your work. You understand the broad scope of the concepts of mental health and neurodiversity. You know what the most common neuropsychiatric and mental health disorders are and how they manifest themselves in people's everyday lives at different ages and stages of life. You will be able to identify and assess risk and protective factors for mental health and apply methods of preventive work and early intervention. You will understand the importance of service counselling and your role as part of the client process.