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The Mental Health Care Peer Learning Collaborative is a monthly session with the Program Directors and your peers, completing a yearlong program. Join your cohort and learn from the group’s real-world challenges as topics for in-depth problem-solving. Throughout the program, participants will find innovative solutions to their problems in monthly sessions and an online discussion board.
Learn From the Experts
Foundations of Mental Health Care will be led by renowned faculty who have held both public health research and real-world leadership roles. Core instructors include Shekhar Saxena, former Director of the Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse at the World Health Organization, Vikram Patel, co-leader of GlobalMentalHealth@Harvard, and Giuseppe Raviola, Director of Mental Health for Partners In Health (PIH), and the Director of the Program in Global Mental Health and Social Change (PGMHSC) at Harvard Medical School.
By completing this synchronous, virtual program, you will learn:
Program Highlights
Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health will grant Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for this program. Specific credit counts will be published when available; please check back for updated information.
All credits subject to final agenda.
This program is designed for practitioners, policy advisors, health administrators, service planners, business leaders, and civil society organization executives with a responsibility for mental health.
Participants may hold titles such as: