Mental Health Issues in Special Needs
Training Provider: Singapore University of Social Sciences
Course Reference: TGS-2024047159
S$1,461
About This Course
Demonstrate a practical apprehension of mental health in the context of individuals who have special needs.
Indicate how Social Emotional Learning is related to the mental well-being for pupils with Special Educational Needs.
Examine the principles that underlie an approach to discipline of individuals with Special Educational Needs who present with mental health issues.
Create a plan for collaborating with professionals to support individuals with Special Educational Needs who have mental health issues.
Evaluate the effectiveness of whole-school approach to supporting challenging behaviour brought about by mental health issues.
Test for the indicators of SEMH difficulties in individuals with special needs.
What You'll Learn
For individuals with special needs, social and emotional difficulties manifest themselves in many ways, such as in challenging, disruptive or distressing behaviour, becoming withdrawn or isolated. Some mental health issues may underlie such difficulties as anxiety, depression or eating disorders. SPE309 Mental Health Issues in Special Needs examines some of the mental health issues that individuals with special needs may have or develop in their developmental pathways.
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