Mental Health

Mental Health: Individuals and Society (AAQ)

The Cambridge Advanced National in Mental Health: Individuals and Society develops students’ knowledge, understanding and practical skills related to mental health and wellbeing within the wider health and social care sector. The course explores how mental health affects individuals and society, examining the biological, psychological and social factors that influence wellbeing. Students will learn about mental health conditions, support services and approaches to promoting positive mental health, gaining valuable insight into how professionals work to improve people’s lives. Designed to complement A Levels, T Levels or vocational health qualifications, this course provides excellent preparation for university and careers in mental health nursing, psychology, counselling, social care and community support.

Topics covered include:

• Fundamentals of Mental Health and the Individual
• Mental Health, Wellbeing and Society
• Supporting and Promoting Mental Health and Wellbeing in Organisations
• Community-Based Support for Mental Health and Wellbeing

The qualification helps students develop valuable skills in research, communication, critical thinking and problem-solving, while exploring real-world approaches to supporting positive mental health and wellbeing in individuals, organisations and communities.

Assessment

Assessment is through a combination of examinations and coursework, allowing students to demonstrate both their theoretical understanding and practical application of mental health concepts.