The Counselling Department at SJICPUC offers comprehensive support to students, addressing personal, social, and academic challenges. Through this initiative, we aim to achieve the holistic well-being of the student body. The centre provides confidential, one-on-one sessions with expert counsellors, helping students navigate difficult life situations and encouraging personal growth.
The department also assists students in managing the transition from adolescence to youth. The counselling services are designed to promote mental well-being and empower students to thrive both academically and personally. Students are encouraged to seek support whenever they need.
The counsellors adopt an eclectic approach tailored to the needs of each student. Trained professionals guide students through various challenges and handle concerns with the utmost sensitivity.
Services offered include:
The department also provides guidance to strengthen parent–child relationships, improve teacher–student rapport, and promote healthy peer interactions.
The department includes separate, well-equipped counselling rooms designed to ensure privacy and create a safe and comfortable space for students.
The counselling department has initiated the Mind Gym (MG Club), which focuses on promoting mental well-being among students.
The Mind Gym Club conducted various mental health and wellness initiatives throughout the academic year 2024–2025. Highlights included the “Know Yourself” screening, individual counselling sessions, and psychoeducation programs focusing on emotions, stress management, and self-awareness.
Major activities included:
These initiatives aimed to enhance emotional well-being, promote mental health literacy, and support students in their academic, social, and personal development. Student participation and feedback were highly positive.
The counselling team consists of highly qualified professionals who bring expertise and compassion to their work while fostering a supportive space for student growth.
M.Sc. Counselling Psychology
M.Sc. Counselling Psychology
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