There is a clear suffering of specialists in the psychological sciences within all societies and in particular the Eastern and Arab communities of poor interaction at all levels of professional and social by people, there is psychological illiteracy and psychological culture almost zero, but the specialty of psychiatry comes every day what is new, Psychological and social counseling centers have been expanded, and treatment options have been extended to make drug therapy a definitive option. The scientific and objective understanding of the mental illness will be entirely on the shoulders of concerned institutions, including psychologists, to help society fearing to enter a vicious cycle in the future of the extensive loss of human energies, so it will be required to guide the society towards adhering to the high-end health concepts to achieve the aspirations of growth and prosperity.

The British Academy for Training and Development offers a training course on ways and means of promoting mental health in societies to those who want to specialize in this field and achieve some kind of development and progress in both its educational and applied curricula.

Who should attend?

 * All Employees in the field of health, psychological and educational care and guidance.

How attendees will benefit?

* How social factors promote mental health, affect how to diagnose, diagnose and treat mental illness.

* The impact of our understanding of mental health and mental illness from social attitudes and social developments around the world.

* Aspects of mental health, mental illness and mental health services and their links to what is happening in our social environment.

* Explain how to conduct contemporary mental health practices.

• What is mental health?
• What causes mental illness?
• The most common mental health problems.
• The most important reasons that create such problems.
• Symptoms of mental health problems.
• Personal, environmental, and genetic factors that are potential causes of psychological problems.
• The interaction between genetics and the environment.
• The role of genetics in criminal behavior.
• The environment and criminal anti-social behavior.
• How to deal with mental health problems.
• The social context of diagnosing and treating mental illness.
• Psychosocial compatibility.
• Mental health, psychological development and confronting problems of mismatch.
• The foundations upon which the role of the psychologist is based.
• Culture, mental health and mental illness.
• Communities and Mental Health.
• Conditions for providing mental health care.
• The importance of improving mental health care services.
• Parties involved in improving mental health care services.
• How to stimulate mental health.
• Methods and methods of psychological counseling.
• The difference between psychological counseling and psychotherapy.
• The axes of the indicative process.
• Qualities required in a psychological consultant.
• Responsibilities of the psychological consultant.
• Qualities that characterize an effective psychological consultant.
• How to manage psychological sessions.
• Areas of psychological counseling.
• How to prepare extension programs.
• The concept of family counseling, its development and most important objectives.
• Why has the need for family counseling increased?
• The factors and stages of the disintegration of prisoners.
• The art of managing counseling sessions and the most important therapeutic processes to treat family problems.