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How Students Can Get Affected?

Poor mental health can affect students during all stages of their college years, it can be because of loneliness, anxiety or even depression, mental health difficulties can have a significant impact on a student’s ability to engage with their studies, make friends and make the most of their college experience.

How we can reach out to provide support: –

  • Creating a caring and safe environment for opening up their issues.
  • Supporting them through tele-health services.
  • Offering free consultation sessions to students who need more information/awareness.
  • Providing assistance with strategies which help students identify their problems and take necessary action.
  • One-on-one counselling session for students.
  • Addressing the importance of mental health among students.

Call us at 7810027295 for Mental Health & Emotional Wellbeing Counselling for Students

FAQ's

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Meet our Student Counsellor

Ruthra Kannan – Head Counsellor, Centre for Life Skills Education (CLSE)

Ruthra Kannan serves as the Head Counsellor at the Centre for Life Skills Education (CLSE), where she brings over 12 years of dedicated experience in the development sector, with a special focus on mental health, holistic well-being, and community empowerment. Driven by a passion to promote emotional wellness and resilience, Ruthra combines her strong academic foundation with practical programmatic leadership to create meaningful impact across diverse populations.

Her educational journey reflects strong multidisciplinary expertise. She holds a B.Sc. in Psychology (2009–2012) and an M.Sc. in Psychology (2012–2014) from PSG College of Arts & Science, Coimbatore (affiliated to Bharathiar University), along with an M.A. in Yoga for Human Excellence (2013–2015) from Bharathiar University. Further strengthening her professional capabilities, Ruthra has completed the Diploma in Community Mental Health for Psychologists (DMHP, 2021) and the Diploma in Psychological Well-Being for Police Personnel (DPWB, 2023) from NIMHANS. She also holds certifications in Social Defence Issues (2022) and Drug Abuse Prevention (2022) from the National Institute of Social Defence, New Delhi.

Throughout her career, Ruthra has demonstrated professional strengths in advocacy, project planning and management, monitoring and evaluation, capacity building, and organizational development. She excels in designing and coordinating community-based interventions that enhance accessibility to counselling and psychosocial support services for vulnerable groups.

Ruthra is deeply committed to advancing mental health awareness, reducing stigma, and empowering individuals to navigate life’s challenges with confidence and dignity. Her leadership at CLSE continues to inspire transformative change, fostering environments where emotional well-being is recognized as a cornerstone of personal and educational success.

Call us at 9600674061 for Mental Health & Emotional Wellbeing Counselling for Students