Psychiatric Mental Health
Kent State’s Psychiatric Mental Health programs prepare nurses to address the growing need for mental health care. Through expert-led courses and hands-on training, students develop the skills to provide compassionate, holistic support to individuals facing mental health challenges.
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Today, many Americans do not have access to mental health services, in part due to a lack of qualified mental health professionals. Nurses who become Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (PMHNPs) help bridge this gap and provide holistic care to those who are struggling with mental illnesses and addictions. PMHNPs are uniquely poised to expand education about, and access to, mental health care.