Brain Disorders Training

Learn about major brain disorders, symptoms, and foundational diagnostic insight.

Overview:

The human brain is brilliant, mysterious, and occasionally unpredictable. This Brain Disorders Training course provides an essential introduction to a variety of common and lesser-known brain disorders—from degenerative diseases to developmental conditions. It's a guided exploration designed to support understanding, awareness, and compassionate insight into neurological health.

With a focus on terminology, symptoms, effects and the role of support systems, learners will gain a broader understanding of brain-related disorders without needing a medical background. Whether your interest lies in mental health, caregiving, or health communication, this course is an accessible way to get acquainted with the complexities of brain function when things don’t go quite to plan.

Learning Outcomes:

• Identify a range of common and rare brain disorders.
• Understand symptoms, progression, and risk factors of key conditions.
• Recognise the difference between structural and functional disorders.
• Explore how disorders impact cognition, mobility, and mood.
• Learn the basics of neurological terminology and diagnostic categories.
• Examine support systems available for patients and families.

Who is This Course For:

• Aspiring mental health professionals or care assistants.
• Family members of individuals with neurological conditions.
• Students in psychology, health or social care fields.
• Writers or bloggers focused on mental health awareness.
• Community support workers and volunteers.
• Educators wanting foundational neurological knowledge.
• Those curious about how the brain can malfunction.
• Anyone interested in compassionate healthcare awareness.

Career Path:

• Care Support Worker – £22,000/year
• Mental Health Outreach Assistant – £24,000/year
• Cognitive Health Research Assistant – £27,000/year
• Healthcare Administrator – £26,000/year
• Patient Support Coordinator – £25,000/year
• Public Health Communications Officer – £29,000/year