Mental Health Courses

This online course introduces the fundamentals of Social-Emotional Learning (SEL), highlighting its role in fostering students’ emotional well-being, healthy relationships, and success both in and beyond the classroom.

This online course provides an overview of the neurobiology of PTSD, examining its prevalence, symptoms, and underlying neurochemical and neuroendocrine mechanisms. Participants will also review key risk and resilience factors and current treatment recommendations.

This online course reviews the pharmacologic management of PTSD, emphasizing early diagnosis and evidence-based medication use. Participants will explore DSM-5 criteria, key drug classes, dosing considerations, and the importance of integrating therapy-based approaches for holistic patient care.

This online course delves into the challenges faced by students who have experienced war trauma and forced displacement, exploring the global barriers to education that hinder their academic progress and emotional well-being.

This online course helps healthcare professionals build resilience to manage stress, burnout, and adverse events. Drawing on Dr. Brenda Bursch’s UCLA resilience program, it offers evidence-based strategies for restoring balance and sustaining well-being in clinical practice.

This online course equips providers to identify and address self-harm ideation and behaviors in youth through proactive screening and the ABCD approach. Participants will learn to assess risk, foster hope, build protective connections, and create effective safety plans.

This online course demonstrates methods for understanding the causes of acute stress disorder, how it affects different groups of people and provides cutting-edge suggestions for treatment elements and structure. Practical guidelines and patient case studies are also included to reinforce the course learning.

This online course examines how the nervous system responds to stress, from positive to toxic forms, and their effects on mental and physical health. Participants will explore the long-term impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and learn strategies to promote resilience and well-being.