Improving psychiatry and brain health for all!
CU Psych Learning makes high-quality training available to patients, families, and providers of all backgrounds.
Cutting-edge science and clinical practice in psychiatry made available to you—for free.
High quality training is peer-reviewed for quality and optimized for adult learning.
Continuing education credits are available for professionals.
Faculty experts make their practical experience, scholarship, and expert teaching available through virtual courses that you can access anytime and anywhere.
CU Psych Learning is for everyone. Whether you are a patient, a family member, or a long-time provider, our courses let you access expert psychiatric knowledge on critical topics and advance your knowledge.
View our course catalog and start learning with CU Psych Learning now!
CU Psych Learning has been developed by the University of Colorado Department of Psychiatry and its Division of Community, Population, and Public Mental Health. The Department comprises over 500 faculty who deliver clinical services, training, and research for communities across Colorado and beyond.
We seek to build a mental health system that is accessible, equitable, evidence-based, and excellent.
How CU Psych Learning Works
CU Psych Learning brings the expertise of our faculty to you. Each course has been developed by experts in the field, reviewed for quality of content and teaching methods, and professionally produced. You can see our course catalogue here. We develop topics based on requests from community members, the needs of our clinical and training partners, and the interests of our Faculty.
You do not need a unique log in to access CU Psych Learning. Your email serves as your registration for all courses. We strive to make CU Psych Learning content available for free, although additional charges may apply for continuing education credits or certain courses.
Connect with Us
Whether you are a patient, a family member, or a professional, we welcome questions and feedback.
If you are a training or healthcare organization interested in partnering on a training, please contact us at DOP-LMS@cuanschutz.edu.
Address:
University of Colorado Department of Psychiatry and its Division of Community, Population, and Public Mental Health
303-724-4940
1890 North Revere Ct, Aurora, CO 80045