Individual Counselling

The goal of counselling is to help individuals overcome future challenges. Recently, rapid social changes driven by industrialisation and urbanisation have introduced a variety of complex problems. For many, the pace of change is too fast, leading to significant adjustment difficulties. Therefore, counselling should begin early in school and continue throughout life to help individuals address various issues, including educational, vocational, marital, and personal problems. This proactive approach ensures that individuals are better equipped to navigate the complexities of modern life.
Since problems can arise at any stage of life, counselling must be a continuous process for individuals of all ages and various life situations. The primary objectives of counselling are to help individuals become self-sufficient, self-reliant, and self-directed, enabling them to adjust effectively to the demands of a better and more meaningful life. Counselling services are designed to be preventive, developmental, and therapeutic in nature.