| Course name | Canadian Mental Health Act |
| Course description | This self-directed course introduces mental health professionals (MHPs) to mental health legislation across Canada, with a focus on how Mental Health Acts shape clinical decision making and professional accountability. Through examination of legal frameworks, ethical considerations, and the practical implications of legislation on everyday practice, learners build the foundational knowledge required to navigate their roles confidently and competently within Canadian mental health settings |
| Subject code | PNRS 160 |
| Learning objectives | This course is delivered in an on-line format through Blackboard Ultra. Learners are expected to engage with course materials, and complete activities and assessments within established timelines. Faculty provide regular guidance, feedback, and opportunities for reflection, while learners take responsibility for self-directed exploration of the course content. |
| Tuition | $564 |
| Prerequisites | There are no formal prerequisites for this course. |
| Course content | TBA |
| Delivery Mode | Online Asynchronous. Progress is self-directed with an opportunity to interact with the instructor as needed via email. |
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| Grading | Two assignments and one exam |
| Dates | TBA |
| CRN | TBA |