This module introduces the foundations of mental health, including emotional wellbeing, psychological balance, and common mental health challenges. Learners will explore how mental health is understood and supported within Canadian healthcare and community systems.

This module focuses on mental health conditions affecting children and adolescents. Learners will study behavioural and developmental disorders, early signs of mental health concerns, and the importance of early intervention and support.

Stress and anxiety are among the most common mental health challenges. This module explains their causes, symptoms, and impact on daily life, while introducing support approaches used in counselling and healthcare settings.

This module explores schizophrenia, including its symptoms, causes, and effects on thinking, emotions, and behaviour. Learners will gain awareness of how individuals are supported through treatment and community care systems.

Personality disorders can significantly affect relationships and behaviour. This module introduces different types of personality disorders, their characteristics, and approaches used in therapeutic support and counselling.

This module focuses on mood-related conditions such as depression and bipolar disorder. Learners will understand how mood disorders affect emotional regulation, daily functioning, and overall wellbeing.

This module examines eating and sleep-related disorders, their psychological causes, and their impact on physical and mental health. Learners will explore basic support approaches used in care and counselling environments.

This module addresses sensitive mental health concerns, including self-harm and suicide risk. Learners will gain awareness of warning signs, support approaches, and the importance of timely intervention and care.

This module introduces psychotherapy and its role in mental health treatment. Learners will explore how therapeutic conversations and structured interventions support emotional healing and recovery.

This module covers different therapy approaches used in counselling and mental health support, including cognitive, behavioural, and talk-based therapies used in Canadian healthcare settings.

Effective client engagement is essential in counselling. This module explains how to build trust, conduct assessments, and understand client needs in therapeutic environments.

This module introduces low-intensity Cognitive Behavioural Therapy approaches. Learners will explore basic CBT principles used to support individuals with mild to moderate mental health concerns.

This module explores various forms of psychotherapy used in mental health care, including structured and supportive approaches that assist clients in managing emotional and psychological challenges.

This module focuses on identifying and supporting clients experiencing emotional or psychological crises. Learners will understand safe response methods and support strategies.

The final module covers crisis intervention techniques used in urgent mental health situations. Learners will explore how timely support, communication, and intervention can help stabilise individuals in distress.