Master of Applied Mental Health
offered by Monash University

Public University
1 Campus
Estd. 1958

Master of Applied Mental Health
at
Monash University
Overview

Develop advanced skills in mental health care and wellbeing

Duration	24 months
Total fee	₹35.28 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
Official Website	Go to Website
Course Level	PG Degree

Master of Applied Mental Health

Table of content

Overview
Highlights
Course Details
Curriculum
Faculty
Entry Requirements

Master of Applied Mental Health
at
Monash University
Highlights

Earn a degree from Monash University
Learn from industry experts

Master of Applied Mental Health
at
Monash University
Course details

Skills you will learn

Psychology

Who should do this course?

For individuals who want to enhance their knowledge & skills in the field

What are the course deliverables?

Be prepared with understanding and skills to prevent issues before they occur, respond when they do, and adapt across diverse situations
Learn how to best support individuals across the lifespan within some of the most challenging industry settings
Build a digital portfolio to enhance your career opportunities in mental health and wellbeing

More about this course

Informed by Monash’s world-class research, clinical and industry connections, the Master of Applied Mental Health will equip you to understand and work with the complex range of factors that impact mental health and wellbeing, and empower others to do the same
Begin or enhance your career with a contemporary qualification in applied mental health, enabling you to lead holistic positive change
Guided by recommendations from the Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System and integrating academic, practice, and lived/living experience expertise, this immersive program bridges gaps in conventional mental health training and safely prepares you for broad and meaningful work across the human lifespan

Master of Applied Mental Health
at
Monash University
Curriculum

Foundation studies

Foundations of mental health practice

Psychology: Allies in Indigenous health and wellbeing

Digital technologies in mental health care

Counselling skills for mental health and wellbeing

Priority populations

Supporting families for child and youth mental health

Supporting mental health and wellbeing in older adults

Disability and inclusive practice

Mental health and wellbeing in the workplace

Priority areas

Addiction and recovery

Family violence practice foundations

Suicide prevention and support

Capstone project

Master of Applied Mental Health
at
Monash University
Faculty details

Maya Luna

Maya is a Registered Psychologist with several years clinical experience in counselling, psychometric assessments and crisis interventions. Maya is a proud Wiradjuri country woman, and lives, works and plays on Gadigal land which is part of the Eora nation in Sydney’s eastern suburbs. Maya has a wealth of experience working in the telehealth field, and currently works for Australia’s National Domestic Violence, Family Violence and Sexual Assault support line.