Mental and substance-use disorders differ across the lifespan, in terms of their onset, type, and complexity. Current diagnostic approaches and treatments remain limited and (in some aspects) lacking. This course will allow you to focus on translational research to better understand these disorders and provide optimal treatments. You will explore recent and novel approaches to diagnosis, such as staging models, and treatments, such as psychedelics and brain stimulation. Leading academics and clinicians will provide you with the latest research findings in important, emerging areas of mental health, such as cyberbullying and lifestyle medicine.

Course detail

Prerequisite

Enrolled in program AR503

Semester of offer Subject to change

Units

12.00

EFTSL

0.125

Student contribution band

Band 2

Tuition fee

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Class timetable

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Course outline

MHN701 Course Outline Semester 2, 2020 (PDF 182KB)

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