Child Mental Health Master

USD 1,200
USD 960

Duration
54 hours

Access Time
Lifetime

Language
Arabic

Resources
(45)

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USD 1,200
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About IGTS

IGTS

Since the launch of IGTS in 2015, the main objective has been to support training and qualification in the health sector in its various categories. The group has thus sought to provide scientific and practical expertise from the largest medical experts in the Arab world, who we were honored to be part of the IGTS family. As a result of the success achieved by the group, we have focused on expanding in areas no less important than the health sector. Among these are business management - education and guidance - mental health - human resources - and others, more that are commensurate with the needs of human cadres and with the quality of learning that is a major start for every aspiration to receive science and self-development. The most important element of the IGTS strategy was the contracting of a group of experts, all of the members of teaching bodies in the largest Arab universities in all specialties, who believed in the science they provided and sought to research and develop it, in order to transfer the greatest amount of it to the student and make it most useful, through a flexible distance-learning method and in direct contact with the lecturer.

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Objectives of Child Mental Health Master

The Master's program in Child Mental Health and Childhood Psychology is an advanced step toward a deeper understanding of the many psychological issues that affect the family and the child. This program aims to provide comprehensive training in family counseling and the treatment of childhood disorders, with a focus on children's psychological development and how to offer psychological support to parents and families. Through a combination of theoretical and practical courses, students learn how to address the psychological challenges faced by children and families in various contexts.

You Will Learn

Family Psychology Foundations: Studying how family dynamics affect individuals within the family.

Family Counseling Techniques: Developing counseling skills to address family problems such as divorce, family conflicts, and others.

Childhood Psychology: Understanding the stages of child development and learning how to address behavioral and emotional problems in children.

Psychological Diagnosis and Treatment for Children: How to diagnose childhood disorders such as autism, behavioral disorders, anxiety, and depression.

Psychological Support for Parents: Training and support strategies for parents to improve the family environment and child-rearing.

Scientific Research in Psychology: Research skills to understand psychological phenomena and apply findings to improve family life and childhood.

Targeted Students

Specialists in Education and Psychology: Those who wish to develop their skills in family counseling or work with children.

Professionals in the Field of Mental Health: Such as psychiatrists, social workers, and psychological counselors who wish to specialize in family counseling and childhood psychology.

University Students in Psychology and Education Majors: Those wishing to develop their practical and theoretical knowledge in clinical psychology.