Counselling can offer you a space to talk and think about problems and difficulties, and many people find it helpful to be able to do this with someone who is not a friend or family member. Counsellors are not the same as doctors and psychiatrists, and cannot prescribe medication. Counselling is not about giving advice, but can help you understand difficulties. Your counsellor can work with you to help you make decisions and changes that may work better for you.

Counseling by experts are available in SJCET for students having problems with their studies and personal habits.

• Dr. Lissy Thomas (Sr. Dr. Dona SCV) Clinical Psychologist (RCI Licensed)
• Adv. Jainamma Mathew (MSc. Psychology, CSTA, TCI)

SJCET follows a unique and effective student counselling methodology, with follow-up sessions provided as needed at the counsellor’s discretion. The counselling process has contributed to noticeable improvements in students’ behaviour, confidence, and willingness to work hard. Expert counselling support is also available for students facing academic or personal difficulties, with additional assistance from Mar Sleeva Medicity through the institute’s MoU, based on the recommendation of the Clinical Psychologist on campus.