MA B ed in psychology

Key Responsibilities

A school mental health counsellor’s duties include:

1. Emotional and Psychological Support

Provide one-on-one counselling to students experiencing anxiety, depression, family issues, or trauma.

Help students build self-esteem and emotional regulation skills.

Offer grief or crisis counselling when needed.

2. Behavioral and Academic Support

Identify behavioral or learning difficulties and develop strategies to manage them.

Collaborate with teachers to support students with special educational or emotional needs.

Conduct workshops on study skills, stress management, and time management.

3. Preventive and Awareness Programs

Organize mental health awareness sessions in schools.

Promote anti-bullying, inclusion, and emotional wellness programs.

Encourage peer support groups and healthy communication.

4. Collaboration and Advocacy

Work closely with teachers, parents, and school administrators to create a supportive environment.

Refer students to external mental health professionals (like psychiatrists or clinical psychologists) when deeper intervention is needed.

Maintain confidentiality and adhere to ethical counselling practices.

Educational & Professional Requirements

Common pathway:

Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, Education, Social Work, or related field.

Master’s Degree in School Counselling, Counselling Psychology, or Mental Health Counselling.

Internship or practicum in a school or child counselling setting.

In India → PG Diploma/M.A. in Counselling Psychology + registration with RCI or recognized body

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: From ₹20,000.00 per month

Benefits:

• Leave encashment

Work Location: In person