Learning outcome

After successfully completing the course, the candidate will have achieved the following learning outcomes defined in terms of knowledge, skills and general competence.

Knowledge

The candidate has:

• General knowledge of various methods in mental health care
• Extensive knowledge of the significance of relationships in mental health care
• Thorough knowledge of the field’s policy guidelines, organization and challenges

Skills

The candidate can:

• Analyse his/her relational skills in communication situations
• Manage and communicate knowledge about participation, empowerment and user perspectives in mental health work

General competence

The candidate can:

• Apply theoretical knowledge in interaction situations

Course Description

• Therapeutic methods
• Communication and understanding of roles
• Ethics and humanity
• User perspectives and empowerment
• Key policy documents and legislation

Teaching and Learning Methods

• Independent study of the subject literature
• Lectures
• Seminars
• Skills training
• Study groups
• Individual written work
• Supervision

Assessment Methods

982- E2 Mental Health: A Theoretical and Experience-Based Introduction

Individual written home assignment over 2 weeks; assessed with a grade.

Course requirements:

• Record of relational work (study group)
• Written analysis of relational work (study group)
• Attendance in accordance with the specifications in the curriculum and timetable

Minor adjustments may occur during the academic year, subject to the decision of the Dean