St. Joseph’s College offers Professional Counselling as a student focused initiative that promotes psychological wellbeing, personal growth, and leadership development. The Counselling Centre provides a safe, confidential, and supportive environment to help students thrive academically and emotionally.
Professional Counselling Services
Why Counselling?
To support students in managing emotional and psychological challenges
To help identify and develop hidden and underused potentials
To build resilient minds for higher education, leadership, and national development
Counselling Services
Individual and Group Counselling is provided through:
Voluntary walk-ins
Referrals by the Principal, Heads of Departments, Mentors, or Parents
Focus Areas Include:
Concentration & motivation
Goal setting & time management
Stress, anxiety & fear
Anger & guilt
Low self esteem
Depression
Interpersonal relationships
Conflict resolution
Peer pressure & friendship issues
Sexual concerns
Suicide ideation & attempts
A basic psychological assessment is carried out using DSM-IV guidelines. All records are strictly confidential.
Awareness & Skill Development Programmes
Special talks and interactive sessions are organized on:
After the Students’ Council elections, the Counselling Centre conducts a Leadership Skills Seminar for all student representatives of Shift I and Shift II.
Key Themes:
Self-image
Team building
Goal setting
Human values
Time management
Group dynamics
Today’s leader
Collaborative Engagements
Counsellor addresses Parents–Teachers Meetings across departments
Open Forum sessions with college administrators
Regular department visits to address emerging student concerns
Yearly Regular Programmes
Professional Counselling
Mentoring
Counselling Skills Training for Faculty
Leadership Training Programmes
Open Forum
Health & Hygiene Awareness Programmes
“A healthy mind creates confident students and responsible leaders.”