Nursing Studies (Mental Health)

About this course

Mental health nursing is one of the most human-facing professions in healthcare, requiring practitioners who can combine clinical knowledge with exceptional interpersonal skill, emotional intelligence and a genuine commitment to the people they support. Mental health nurses work with individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, psychosis, eating disorders, addiction, trauma and a wide range of other conditions, offering not just care and compassion but the professional skills to assess needs, plan interventions and support recovery. At Glasgow Caledonian University this four-year programme prepares you to practise as a registered nurse in mental health settings across Scotland and beyond. You will study the biological, psychological and social dimensions of mental health and illness, developing a nuanced understanding of how conditions develop, how they are experienced by individuals a

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