Bio 41: Mood Disorders is taught in Winter Quarter by Dr. Andrea Nicholas.
Dr. Andrea Nicholas
Course Objective:
There are significant differences in response to psychiatric illness across cultures. Delves into the neuroscience underlying mood disorder, investigating current pharmacological treatments and sociocultural influences on treatment outcomes
Sample Syllabus:
# | Topic |
1 | A Brief History of Mood Disorder |
2 | Depression Defined |
3 | The Neurobiology of Depression |
4 | Sociocultural Aspects of Depressive Disorders |
5 | Pharmacology and Therapeutics of Antidepressants |
6 | Genetic and Environmental Contributions in Depression |
7 | MIDTERM EXAM I |
8 | Bipolar Disorders Defined |
9 | The Neurobiology pf Bipolar Disorders |
10 | Sociocultural Aspects of Bipolar Disorders |
11 | Pharmacology and therapeutic of Antipsychotics |
12 | Genetic and Environmental Contribution to Bipolar Disorders |
13 | Practice and Review |
14 | MIDTERM EXAM II |
15 | Anxiety Disorders Defined |
16 | The Neurobiology of Anxiety Disorders |
17 | Sociocultural Aspects of Anxiety Disorders |
18 | Pharmacology and Therapeutics of Anxiolytics |
19 | Genetic and Environmental Contributions to Anxiety Disorders |
20 | Review |
FINAL EXAM |