96048 Adult Clinical Psychology 2
6cp; 3hpw (masterclass)Requisite(s): 96043 Introduction to Clinical Practice Skills AND 96044 Child and Adolescent Clinical Psychology AND 96045 Adult Clinical Psychology 1 AND 96049 Assessment Across the Lifespan AND 96046c Research Project 1 AND 96047c Clinical Placement 1 AND 96050c Clinical Health Psychology
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Description
Students learn about complex mental health disorders in adults. This includes understanding how to assess and treat a range of disorders. Pharmacological options are considered and working with vulnerable populations is discussed. The subject builds on knowledge gained in 96045 Adult Clinical Psychology 1 and deepens students' understanding of adult mental health by examining less prevalent but more complex psychological disorders.
Specifically students learn about complex adult mental health presentations with reference to aetiology of the disorder, assessment and diagnostic issues, and evidence-based treatments.
Typical availability
Spring session, City campus
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