"CCMH/520"
BIOLOGICAL BASIS OF BEHAVIOR/PHYSIOLOGICAL ISSUES
This course is available as part of a degree or certificate program.
View all programsCourse level: "Graduate"
"This course examines the biological foundations of human functioning in relationship to cognition, emotions and mental health. It includes an overview of neuro-anatomy, biochemistry, and main effects and side effects of prescription psychotropic medication. The goal of the course is to learn how the underlying biological aspects of human functioning affect processes of adjustment and well-being relevant to client populations. There is special attention given to issues pertaining to those who are taking psychotropic medication and the need to monitor them for side effects and contraindications. Ethics and methods of working with medical personnel are included."
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Purchase of LabPaq® Hands-on Lab Kits are required for this course.
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