Mental Health Education & Training
OVER 1,000 CONCISE COURSES, FILMS, ACTIVITIES & MORE
OVER 1,000 CONCISE COURSES, FILMS, ACTIVITIES & MORE
OVER 1,000 CONCISE COURSES, FILMS, ACTIVITIES & MORE
OVER 1,000 CONCISE COURSES, FILMS, ACTIVITIES & MORE
Symptom Media is a subscription service offering an online resource for mental health education and training. In a world short on time, this resource, used by healthcare professionals as well as over 500 universities, colleges, hospitals & medical schools, gives access to over 1,000 unique, concise training tools including Symptom Media’s:
Symptom Media has emerged as a leader in academia and mental health education because of its unique approach to teaching continuing education for mental health practitioners and other interested individuals. The company offers an online continuing education course collection and a film library to its subscribers.
Helen Lemus, Video Librarian
We use Symptom Media in our online DSM course… The videos are authentic and current; Symptom Media is affordable, easy to use & a great supplement that enhances the curriculum.
Symptom Media’s training titles can be used to enrich our understanding in all sectors of society including law enforcement, local and state governments, military, court system and the community at large.
I took the CE Course Neurocognitive Disorder – Alzheimer’s Disease. It is excellent. One of the striking learning points for me was the vivid characterization that your actor had for a patient with advanced Alzheimer’s. I can still see her in my mind over 2 weeks later. That has been one of the main benefits and goals for incorporating video learning, is its ability to help with knowledge retention and recall. Thank you.
Symptom Media is pleased to announce that it has been selected by the American Library Association's CHOICE magazine for Academic Libraries as an ALA CHOICE Outstanding Academic Title.
Symptom Media was one of only 39 total electronic products selected for the year, ALA's Outstanding Academic Title list, out of a total of more then 25,000 print and electronic titles submitted for review.