counselling-committee
Counselling Cell
Objective
Provide psychological and emotional support to students and staff, helping them cope with personal, academic, and social challenges.
Responsibilities
- Tie-up with the Psychology department of Surana and offer individual and group counselling sessions.
- Organize workshops and seminars on mental health, stress management, and personal development.
- Maintain confidentiality and professional ethics in all counselling interactions with individual students.
- Collaborate with faculty and administration to identify and support students in need.
- Refer individuals to external mental health professionals and resources when necessary.
- Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of counselling services and programs.
- Raise awareness about mental health issues and promote a supportive campus environment by inviting subject experts.
Things to Consider
- Maintain a non-judgmental and supportive environment for all individuals seeking help.
- Stay updated with current trends and practices in counselling and mental health.
- Provide training and support for peer counsellors and volunteers.
Protocol to be Followed
- The Convenor must use the committee seal on all circulars and documents issued by the committee.
- Conduct a meeting with faculty members once a month.
- Announce counselling workshops and seminars well in advance through circulars to ensure maximum participation.
- Submit a report after each workshop/seminar.
- Provide an annual summary of counselling activities and outcomes to the Principal.
- Maintain detailed records of all counselling sessions and activities, ensuring confidentiality.
- Regularly update the counselling cell notice board and online platforms with information on upcoming events and mental health resources.
- Hold regular meetings with faculty and student members to plan and review counselling activities.