Each learner is valuable. Because education relates to a student’s overall development, the counselling cell serves as a facilitator. While good manners are praised, young minds frequently require direction to refine their personalities.
The importance of guidance and counselling in a student’s life cannot be overstated. Colleges, we believe, play a critical role in bringing out the best in students. In addition to their education, FISAT focuses a strong emphasis on a student’s mental health.
Counseling is provided to students to help them manage and deal with emotional conflicts and personal concerns. Students are given appropriate support in dealing with psychological concerns that could otherwise have a negative impact on their academic achievement. Counseling will also help individuals integrate crucial lessons into their everyday life. With the correct support, students will be able to acquire unique problem-solving abilities, allowing them to deal with challenges in their lives.
The work of the counselling cell is becoming increasingly significant in today’s changing environment. Teachers have taken a proactive and aware attitude to dealing with students’ problems on campus. They go over and above when it comes to mentoring and inspiring students, as well as identifying their inner strengths. On campus, a full-time Clinical Psychologist heads the Counselling Cell’s activities. The cell’s mission is to reach out to students and provide support for their well-being.
Faculty-in-Charge
Ms. Marymol K.l, Clinical Psychologist:
Ms. Marymol K I is an RCI qualified and licenced clinical psychologist with an MPhil in clinical psychology from SRMC Chennai. In 2008, she began working as a Psychologist at Mukti Sadan Deaddiction Centre. Before joining FISAT in 2012, she worked at St. Teresas College Ernakulum, S.H Thevara, Sree Narayana Institute of Medical Sciences, and GH Ernakulum. She has given training sessions at UCC, Bharat Matha College, and a number of other schools in and around Aluva. She has a diverse clientele that includes professionals, professors, and medical students, and she works as a consultant for Global, Viawajyothy, Chinmaya, and Cochin Refineries.