Tele Counselling Services
Tele counselling service is launched as one of the core activities of the Counselling cell, Thiagarajar College of Engineering, aimed to cater to the mind well-being of faculty and students of our college. To cope with academic challenges like stress, tension, anxiety, family issues, loneliness, depression, low self-esteem, lack of concentration, sleeplessness, an exclusive team of highly competent counsellors is readily available. The counselling will be conducted twice a week (Wednesdays and Saturdays, 5:30 to 7:30 pm) for faculty and students.
Coordinators of Tele counselling Services
1) Dr. G.Balaji
Dean – Students Affairs
Professor, T’SEDA
2) Prof. G. Gurubharathy
Consultant, M/S Chellamuthu Trust
3) Dr.M.Suguna
College Level Coordinator, Counselling Cell
Associate Professor, Department of Information Technology
Psychological Counsellors
Mrs. Gengaa Vijayaraghavan | Mrs. Gengaa Vijayaraghavan, M.Sc in Applied Psychology, B.A in Psychology, Post Graduate Diploma in Guidance and Counselling is working as a student counsellor in many colleges and schools. She has developed and conducted life skill sessions on different topics like Work- Life Balance, Life during Pandemic, Self-Awareness etc. Each session is interactive and inclusive with all of them receiving excellent feedback. She is in association with M/S Chellamuthu Trust in counselling students and staff. She has founded AACHI Counselling centre in the year 2019 to cater to the psychological needs of the people of Virudhunagar. She is capable of handling student’s problems related to interpersonal relationships, emotional problems and procrastination. |
Mrs. Muhil | Mrs. Muhil, MSC Psychology, MSW (Medical and Psychiatry), BA (Sociology and Psychology) is a leading psychologist from Madurai with a rich experience of more than 10 years in the field of CBT. She specializes in teenage counselling, marital counselling and behavioral management. She has been serving as a counsellor at the Ahana group of hospitals since 2014 and has been working as a psychologist/consultant for Live well rehab centre at Poovanthi for the past one year. She is in association with M/S Chellamuthu Trust in counselling students and staff. She has been instrumental in the transformation of lives of more than 700 individuals till date. Her passion in this field and ability to build rapport with people personally and empathise with them has been one of her greatest success factors. She is also a guest lecturer at various educational and health institutions. |
How to get Tele Counselling Service?
The counseling will be conducted as a one-to-one mobile call session, twice in a week (Wednesdays and Saturdays 5:30 to 7:30pm) based on the appointment requests received.
For Appointment
Kindly fill the given Google form, to book the individual appointment with counsellors through Dean (Students) link- Click here
Feedback
Expecting your valuable Feedback, suggestions or value addition about Tele counselling service in the given link- Click here
Why Psychological Counselling is important?
Psychological counselling is crucial for both college students and faculty as it addresses the unique challenges they face in their respective roles. Students often deal with academic pressure, career uncertainty, peer relationships, and personal struggles, while faculty may experience stress from workload, research demands, and maintaining work-life balance. Counselling provides a safe, non-judgmental space for both groups to express their feelings, develop coping strategies, and build resilience. It promotes mental well-being, enhances decision-making skills, and fosters a positive and supportive environment, enabling both students and faculty to thrive academically, professionally, and personally.
Testimonials (Anonymous)
‘I learned that - One should not overthink; One should understand time spent happily is not wasted time; one should take care of his own mind and body’
‘I got relaxation and inner peace’
‘Realized that self-care doesn't mean selfishness. I have to search the thing I have lost from where I lost. I have to compare me only with myself’
‘Life lessons acquired -
1. One must do some kind of physical activities everyday (walking, etc)
2. One should never compare himself with others. Everyone is unique and can’t be compared.
3. Learn to be friendly with others and develop interpersonal communication
4. Know your strengths and weaknesses. Focus on your strengths
5. Do not regret about the past happenings.
Thanks a lot!’