COUNSELING DEPARTMENT

College can be an exciting time of life. For many students, this is a time of new challenges as they learn to balance schedule, academics, work, and activities with leisure activities, relationships, and quiet time. But for many students, it can also bring about common emotional challenges. Counseling department organizes awareness programs on various issues of health: mental and physical as well as hygiene. Health education covers the continuum from disease prevention and promotion of optimal health. Medical camps are the initial step in a great scheme of progress which involves the improvement of not only the physical but the mental and moral develop¬ment of the children.
The Counseling Department of DAVIM also focuses to give students comprehensive pieces of advice on career, courses, time management and jobs which enables them to have an informed choice on what to do after the completion of course. The department organizes sessions that involve career guidance where students are advised on which courses to do and which jobs to expect when one does a particular course. Interactive sessions are organized with students to develop problem solving skills which to an extent help them deal with particular issues surrounding their lives. They can channel their skills through guidance given by the counseling department. Counseling and guidance is needed to help organize ones thoughts and ideas on decisions. It can boost the morale and confidence and give new directions to the students which will be beneficial for the whole society.
Faculty representatives of all departments constitute Counseling Cell who works jointly to guide individual student as per the need.
Understanding the need for constant guidance and support for our students & staff, the Institute has constituted a Psychological Guidance and Counseling Cell with a unique
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The mission of this cell is to facilitate wise choices and to promote adjustment and giving help to develop positive attitude and behavior in order to meet challenges. It is a platform to talk about issues with someone who is listening without being judgmental.
It is a part of our incessant effort to create a conducive atmosphere.
Keeping in view, the following committee has been constituted. Faculty members and students are encouraged to seek support when in need by contacting following team members:

Ms. Reema Nangia (Sr. Counsellor & Student welfare officer)

Dr. Anjali Ahuja (Assistant Professor)

Mr. Harish Rawat (Member ICC committee)

Mr. Om Prakash