Psychiatric illness can affect anyone, one of the most important causes of disability worldwide, and the paths of convergence of appropriate mental and human health care vary within and between countries. This inequity in the psychological health field is a challenge to explore and overcome. It can be said that there is a psychological illiteracy pervasive in society and there are emotional barriers between competence and society. In the era of globalization and informatics and communication through means of communication that humanity has never known before, this responsibility of specialists in the psychological sciences is increasing in value and impact, which requires us to make the most of what we can and in order to achieve better health for all nations. Participation in this course is a step towards overcoming this global challenge, what is needed for society is psychological counseling and behavioral cultural enlightenment, which promotes the safety of civilizational movement.

The British Academy for Training and Development offers a training course in global challenges in improving mental health services for all who want to be a psychologist who contributes to understanding the reality of mental illness as it is on paper and presenting it to the community with a mechanism and skill.

Who should attend?

* All workers in the Department of Psychiatry.

* Workers in social and educational counseling.

How attendees will benefit?

* Causes of global differences in common mental illness

* The impact of technology on mental and mental health care tracks.

* The effects of globalization on mental illness and mental health care.

* Identify priorities and improving mental health from a local and global perspective.

* Deeper understanding of the role of culture in mental health care with a focus on spiritual values.

* How to improve health services in the field of psychiatry.

* Mental health concepts.

* Priorities for the treatment of mental illness.

* Mental health services between theory and practice.

* Challenges and opportunities in mental health