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Why Mental Health Goes Wrong and How to Make Sense of It - With Dean Burnett

Offered By: The Royal Institution via YouTube

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Mental Health Courses Psychology Courses Psychiatry Courses Depression Courses Neuroplasticity Courses

Course Description

Overview

Explore the complexities of mental health in the modern world through this comprehensive lecture by neuroscientist Dr. Dean Burnett. Delve into the factors contributing to mental health issues, the brain's role in conditions like anxiety, depression, and addiction, and the evolution of our understanding over time. Learn about the challenges in recognizing and treating mental health problems, the limitations of awareness campaigns, and the distinctions between mental and physical illnesses. Gain insights into neuroplasticity, the effectiveness of antidepressants, and the current state of psychiatry and psychology. Discover how societal views on mental health have changed, using homosexuality as an example, and understand the mechanisms behind various mental health problems.

Syllabus

Introduction
Disclaimers
Awareness Campaigns
Limitations of Awareness
What is Mental Health
What is Mental Illness
Mental Illness vs Physical Illness
When is someone mentally unwell
Homosexuality
Mental Health Problems
Psychiatry and Psychology
The Brain
Depression
Neuroplasticity
Antidepressants
Neuroplasticity mechanism


Taught by

The Royal Institution

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