For a long time until about three decades ago suicide in many low- and middle-income countries was either culturally stigmatized or criminalized by government. In high income countries suicide remains a clinical indication of severe mental disorder. Whereas in all cases suicide was concealed and expression of suicidal ideation forbidden, its psychosocial antecedents and pathogeneses remain largely unexplored. Yet its incidence is undesirable and preventable. The course provides an opportunity to mental health practitioners, medical, legal, theological researchers to study the theoretical and phenomenological tenets of suicide.
Target Participants: Medical Experts, Social Scientists, Theologians, Lawyers, Media Practitioners
Target Participants: Medical Experts, Social Scientists, Theologians, Lawyers, Media Practitioners
Tuition: 6 Months
What you’ll cover
- For a long time until about three decades ago suicide in many low- and middle-income countries was either c…
- In high income countries suicide remains a clinical indication of severe mental disorder.
- Whereas in all cases suicide was concealed and expression of suicidal ideation forbidden, its psychosocial…
- Yet its incidence is undesirable and preventable.
- The course provides an opportunity to mental health practitioners, medical, legal, theological researchers…
Who it’s for
Professionals looking to build job-ready skills with structured learning, practical assignments, and guided progress.
Outcome
You’ll finish with a clear skill foundation and a roadmap you can apply directly in your role or career transition.