Overview
Mental Health Nursing, or Psychiatric Nursing, is a specialized field that involves the care of individuals, families, and communities experiencing mental health distress, psychiatric disorders, or substance abuse issues.
Our department trains students in the art of therapeutic communication, psychological assessment, and the implementation of various psychiatric therapies. We aim to break the stigma surrounding mental illness and produce empathetic nurses capable of managing psychiatric emergencies and promoting mental wellness.
Department Objectives
Therapeutic Communication
Master the interpersonal skills required to build trust, counsel patients, and de-escalate crisis situations effectively.
Psychiatric Modalities
Understand psychopharmacology, assist in Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT), and facilitate group therapies.
Key Facilities & Labs
Psychology & Mental Health Lab
A tranquil and specialized lab designed for psychological testing, counseling simulations, and behavioral assessments. The lab is equipped with various psychological assessment scales, intelligence tests, and personality inventories.
- Psychometric assessment tools (IQ, Personality)
- Counseling & therapy simulation rooms
- Models of the human brain & nervous system