The **Neurological Disorders with Differential Diagnosis in Psychology** course provides an integrated understanding of neurological conditions and their impact on mental health, emphasizing the distinction between neurological and psychological disorders. It covers the brain's role in mental processes, diagnostic tools (like MRI, EEG), and explores conditions like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and epilepsy. The course highlights the importance of differential diagnosis, where overlapping symptoms (e.g., depression vs. Parkinson’s) must be carefully evaluated to prevent misdiagnosis.
Students will learn to collaborate with medical professionals, use diagnostic technologies, and explore treatment approaches from both neurological and psychological perspectives. The course also includes research trends, ethical considerations, and a practical component with real-life case studies for hands-on learning.
Neurology Disorder with Differential Diagnosis in Psychology
2 month