Mental Health Law - CPD Certified

What's included:

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• Eligibility to earn a CPD & QLS endorsed certificate.
• Fully Online Recorded Class
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• Online support
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Mental Health law plays a vital role in shaping the way individuals receive care and support in the UK. This course provides a clear understanding of the legislation, policies, and procedures that govern Mental Health services, including the rights of patients and responsibilities of professionals. It examines the Mental Health Act, related legal frameworks, and how they apply to everyday decision-making in the sector.

Through an accessible and structured approach, you will explore how Mental Health law affects treatment, assessment, and safeguarding. The course aims to make complex legal concepts understandable without losing accuracy or detail. Whether you are new to the subject or building on existing knowledge, you will gain the ability to navigate Mental Health law with confidence and clarity.

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Learning Outcomes

• Understand the main principles underpinning UK Mental Health law.
• Interpret legal obligations related to Mental Health services.
• Apply Mental Health legislation in policy and service contexts.
• Recognise patient rights within Mental Health frameworks.
• Analyse recent changes in Mental Health legal practices.

Who is this course for?

• Professionals working in Mental Health service delivery.
• Legal staff specialising in Mental Health-related cases.
• Policy makers shaping Mental Health frameworks.
• Advocates supporting Mental Health patient rights.
• Students studying law with a Mental Health focus.

Career Path

• Mental Health Solicitor – £55,000 average salary.
• Mental Health Policy Advisor – £48,000 average salary.
• Mental Health Advocate – £32,000 average salary.
• Mental Health Tribunal Officer – £38,000 average salary.
• Mental Health Legal Researcher – £35,000 average salary.
• Mental Health Case Manager – £36,000 average salary.