Clinical Neuropathophysiology

Catalog description

Presents overview of each of the basic neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, and a focus on the manifestations of neurophysiological dysfunction across the life span for Doctor of Behavioral Health (DBH) program behavioral clinicians. Covers the basic human brain anatomy, neurophysiolgical processes, development, and maturation. Using case studies, presents and discusses evidence-based support for theories of psychiatric disorders and neuropsychopathology. Incorporates evidence-based research findings on the role of genetics, neurophysiological adaptation, epidemiological and societal influences in order to develop understanding of disruptions in normal neurophysiological functioning.