Founded in 1947 by His Highness Sree KeralaVarma, and governed at present by the Cochin Devaswom Board.
COUNSELLING SERVICES AT SREE KERALA VARMA COLLEGE
In the complex conditions of the society we live in, it is quite natural for students to face some psychological disturbances at one time or another. But because of the social stigma associated with it, we never approach a professional for the solution. Hence arose the need for a counseling cell right at college campus.
In our college it all began with a talk by Sri Raghunandanan C, a practicing psychotherapist organized on November 6, 2015 on the topic “Significance of Counseling. Many teachers and students attended the same and echoed the need of counseling for our students. Considering the fact that majority of our students come from poor/middle class background, Dr Raghunanadanan offered free service.
The counseling service is offered in a room exclusively kept for counseling in the Zoology Block, every Thursday, from 2 to 4 pm. On an average 5-6 students avail this service each Thursday. So far, about 45 girls and 10 boys from various departments have made use of the free counseling service. The details of cases are kept highly confidential. The problems vary from mild learning difficulties to severe suicidal tendencies and hysteria. Some serious cases were referred to a psychiatrist.It was found that the counseling service was highly beneficial to students to motivate and help them in studies as well as in personal problems.
Students in need for counselling are encouraged to first approach the teachers. They are then referred to the counselor. When there are atleast 4 students who have approached the teachers, the cousellor is made available for the students in need.
The students can book the service by either sending sms to the given mobile numbers or directly approaching the teachers in charge.
This cell involves members in charge of NSS and Koode programmes.
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Latest Activities:
1. Arranged therapy over phone for students of various departments of our college in need of counselling during lockdown availing service of Dr. Raghunandanan, Psychotherapist. Around 6 students availed this service, including a blind student. They were given help even during night time if they needed help.
2. Arranged conveyance and accompanied one student who wanted to see therapist in person during the period of lockdown where public transport was limited.
Founded in 1947 by His Highness Sree KeralaVarma, and governed at present by the Cochin Devaswom Board.