Universities and Schools

Let's nurture emotional well-being and foster mental resilience among your faculty and students.

When individuals thrive mentally, they achieve higher academic success, experience personal growth, and build a foundation for a brighter, more fulfilling future. Let me know if you’d like further refinements!

Accessible mental health care supports student and faculty well-being success.

The University Grants Commission (UGC) recognizes the importance of providing all students with access to mental health services. According to its Students Health Guidelines, the presence of support centers mental health professionals and counselors is essential to safeguarding the psychological and emotional well-being of students.

While the transition to college life can be exciting, it also brings significant changes that may feel overwhelming for both students and faculty.

Young individuals increasingly face mental health issues like anxiety, depression, and loneliness—affecting campus life, academic performance and long-term well-being.

What we offer

We tailor our approach to the unique mental health needs of students and faculty.

Therapy

Our therapy services are designed to help you empower your journey towards personal growth and well-being. Our skilled therapists offer a safe and supportive space to explore your thoughts, feelings and behaviors.

Psychiatry

Tailored treatment plans with optional medication support, delivered conveniently on-campus, online or through our Mental Health Centres to meet each student's unique needs.

Webinars & Workshops

We offer interactive on-campus and online sessions that address real faculty and students concerns, providing them with actionable tools to enhance their mental well-being.

Expert Session

Our expert-led sessions are designed to address key mental health topics with clarity and empathy. Participants gain strategies from trained professionals to manage stress, anxiety and emotional well-being.

Surveys

Our mental health surveys help identify the specific needs of your students and faculty. The insights gathered guide personalised interventions and ongoing support strategies.

Newsletters and Blogs

Our newsletters and blogs keep your university faculty and students informed on mental health topics. They offer expert tips, success stories and practical guidance for everyday well-being.

Mental Health Statistics in Educational Institutions

Higher Education

27.8% of undergraduate students reported mental health conditions.
31.3% of postgraduate students had experienced suicidal thoughts. -UGC Survey

Schools

81% of students in Classes 9-12 experience anxiety related to studies, exams, and results.
43% of students experience mood swings, and 29% struggle with concentration, affecting their academic performance -NCERT Survey

Young Adults (Ages 15-24)

1 in 7 youngsters between 15 and 24 years in India reported some form of poor mental health, such as feelings of depression or disinterest. -UNICEF's survey