Psychological Counseling Cell
A Psychological Counseling Cell in a college plays a vital role in promoting the mental well-being of students. College life often brings with it a variety of challenges—academic stress, peer pressure, emotional issues, and uncertainty about the future. A Counseling Cell offers a safe, confidential, and supportive environment where students can openly discuss their concerns with trained professionals. The cell helps students manage stress, improve self-esteem, and develop coping strategies for personal and academic issues. It also works to identify early signs of mental health conditions and guide students toward appropriate care. Workshops, awareness programs, and one-on-one counseling sessions are typically organized to foster emotional resilience and positive mental health practices.
The Counseling Cell also collaborates with faculty and parents when necessary, ensuring a holistic approach to student support. By normalizing the process of seeking help and creating an inclusive atmosphere, the Counseling Cell contributes significantly to the overall development and academic success of students. It acts as a pillar of support, encouraging mental health awareness and emotional growth within the campus community. Establishing and maintaining such a facility reflects the institution’s commitment to nurturing not just intellectual capabilities but also the psychological well-being of its students.
Name | Designation |
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Dr. Sebanti Bhattacharya | Officer-in-Charge - Chairperson |
Dr. Snigdha Bandyopadhyay | Associate Professor (Bengali) - Convener |
Dr. Roshni Sen | Assistant Professor (History) – Member |
Samragni Bhattacharyya | Assistant Professor (Botany) – Member |
Dr. Purnima Dey | Assistant Professor (Food and Nutrition) – Member |
Yasmin Chowdhury | Assistant Professor (English) – Member |
Durbadal Mandal | Assistant Professor (Sanskrit) – Member |
Smt. Sucheta Chowdhury | Clinical Psychologist and External Member |
Activities by this cell:
- lecture on Awareness and Sensitization on Psychological Counselling
- Regular Counselling sessions on every Tuesday (2 pm onwards) for both students and teachers.