The British Academy for Training and Development offers a training course on the relationship between public health and mental health, as well as the techniques used by healthcare professionals to effectively reduce psychological issues in the community or on an individual basis.

Course Introduction:

According to the principles of the World Health Organization, health in its absolute sense does not only mean the absence of diseases but encompasses the overall well-being of the body in all physical, mental, and social aspects. Mental health is an integral part of public health principles and is as important as physical health. As the saying goes, "a sound mind in a sound body." Therefore, it is essential to consider the foundations of mental health to help individuals cope with stress while maintaining a positive outlook through adapting to their lifestyle.

The British Academy for Training and Development offers a training course in the relationship between public and mental health and the techniques used by health care professionals in general to reduce psychological problems to the community or individually.

Who should attend?

• Psychologists and mental health professionals are more responsible for solving deep psychological problems for individuals.
• Public health and health extension workers.
• Social workers in educational institutions.
• Psychologists.

How attendees will benefit?

• How to achieve social prosperity by improving the psychological state of community members.
• How can a psychological problem be found in someone?
• The most prominent risk factors that are predisposed to psychological problems.
• Relationship of nutrition and the educational and social environment to mental health.

• Mental health concept.
• Definition of mental health.
• Characteristics of mental health.
• Causes of psychological problems.
• Preventing the occurrence of mental illness.