During the semester services are available Monday to Thursday (0800 \u2013 1645 hours) and Friday (0800 \u2013 1615 hours) for face to face counselling. You can also talk to us on e-counselling platform a link available in your e-learning account.<\/p>\n
TERMS AND CONDITIONS<\/strong><\/h5>\n\n- All Midlands State University students are eligible for counselling at no extra cost.<\/li>\n
- Participation is entirely voluntary by consent<\/li>\n
- Counselling is confidential<\/li>\n
- Clients for face to face counselling are received on a walk in basis and or by appointment through the Division of Student Affairs front office<\/li>\n
- Counselling is also available online using e-learning account link.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
VISION<\/strong><\/h5>\nTo be a stakeholder driven department that adds value to quality of life<\/p>\n
MISSION<\/strong><\/h5>\nTo provide professional counselling interventions and support the effective work and study of individuals and groups to make informed growth choices along the lifespan development towards self actualization<\/p>\n
VALUES<\/strong><\/h5>\nGuided by the values of respect for human dignity, responsibility, accountability, empathy, honesty, sincerity, social justice and commitment to positively influence change in harmful practices<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
OTHER AVAILABLE SERVICES<\/strong><\/h3>\nFaculty Volunteer Counsellors<\/strong><\/h5>\nEach Faculty has a Volunteer Counsellor whose details are available with Faculty Administrator. In the event that you need individual or group counselling, you may consult your Faculty Administrator and or your Faculty Secretary<\/p>\n
Faculty and Departmental Focal Persons<\/strong><\/h5>\nThese are individuals that have volunteered their services within the Faculties and Departments with a goal of enhancing counselling services. Details of such persons can be accessed through your Faculty office Administrator or Secretary.<\/p>\n
Chaplaincy<\/strong><\/h5>\nFor spiritual issues, feel free to consult the University Chaplain<\/p>\n
Health Services Department<\/strong><\/h5>\nDuring the semester, Health Services\/Clinic is open for 24 hours. You are free to consult them<\/p>\n
Peer Helpers<\/strong><\/h5>\nThe Department has trained student peer helpers within the student body.<\/p>\n
ACTIVITIES<\/strong><\/h5>\n\n- Crisis and preventive counselling interventions<\/li>\n
- Ongoing psychosocial supportive counselling<\/li>\n
- Peer counselling\/natural helping skills training for interested groups<\/li>\n
- Diverse outside classroom learning opportunities such as HIV\/AIDS : life skills, gender dynamics, sexual and reproductive health issues and stress management<\/li>\n
- Creating synergies with other systems such as academic departments<\/li>\n
- <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
COMMON CHALLENGES FACED BY CLIENTS\/STUDENTS<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n- Anxieties about aspects of academic issues and problems often complicated by underlying socio-economic challenges and family conflict<\/li>\n
- The toll or aftermath of painful experiences such as death in a family unresolved \/unfinished bereavement issues, lost valuable spousal relations, lost academic credits<\/li>\n
- Corrosive fear of letting family down, and<\/li>\n
- Suicidal thoughts<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Contact Details<\/strong><\/h4>\nMidlands State University<\/p>\n
Main Campus<\/p>\n
Senga Road<\/p>\n
Tel +263542 260404 Ext 2394\/2455<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
VISION<\/strong><\/h5>\nTo be a stakeholder driven department that adds value to quality of life<\/p>\n
MISSION<\/strong><\/h5>\nTo provide professional counselling interventions and support the effective work and study of individuals and groups to make informed growth choices along the lifespan development towards self actualization<\/p>\n
VALUES<\/strong><\/h5>\nGuided by the values of respect for human dignity, responsibility, accountability, empathy, honesty, sincerity, social justice and commitment to positively influence change in harmful practices<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
OTHER AVAILABLE SERVICES<\/strong><\/h3>\nFaculty Volunteer Counsellors<\/strong><\/h5>\nEach Faculty has a Volunteer Counsellor whose details are available with Faculty Administrator. In the event that you need individual or group counselling, you may consult your Faculty Administrator and or your Faculty Secretary<\/p>\n
Faculty and Departmental Focal Persons<\/strong><\/h5>\nThese are individuals that have volunteered their services within the Faculties and Departments with a goal of enhancing counselling services. Details of such persons can be accessed through your Faculty office Administrator or Secretary.<\/p>\n
Chaplaincy<\/strong><\/h5>\nFor spiritual issues, feel free to consult the University Chaplain<\/p>\n
Health Services Department<\/strong><\/h5>\nDuring the semester, Health Services\/Clinic is open for 24 hours. You are free to consult them<\/p>\n
Peer Helpers<\/strong><\/h5>\nThe Department has trained student peer helpers within the student body.<\/p>\n
ACTIVITIES<\/strong><\/h5>\n\n- Crisis and preventive counselling interventions<\/li>\n
- Ongoing psychosocial supportive counselling<\/li>\n
- Peer counselling\/natural helping skills training for interested groups<\/li>\n
- Diverse outside classroom learning opportunities such as HIV\/AIDS : life skills, gender dynamics, sexual and reproductive health issues and stress management<\/li>\n
- Creating synergies with other systems such as academic departments<\/li>\n
- <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
COMMON CHALLENGES FACED BY CLIENTS\/STUDENTS<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n- Anxieties about aspects of academic issues and problems often complicated by underlying socio-economic challenges and family conflict<\/li>\n
- The toll or aftermath of painful experiences such as death in a family unresolved \/unfinished bereavement issues, lost valuable spousal relations, lost academic credits<\/li>\n
- Corrosive fear of letting family down, and<\/li>\n
- Suicidal thoughts<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Contact Details<\/strong><\/h4>\nMidlands State University<\/p>\n
Main Campus<\/p>\n
Senga Road<\/p>\n
Tel +263542 260404 Ext 2394\/2455<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
To provide professional counselling interventions and support the effective work and study of individuals and groups to make informed growth choices along the lifespan development towards self actualization<\/p>\n
VALUES<\/strong><\/h5>\nGuided by the values of respect for human dignity, responsibility, accountability, empathy, honesty, sincerity, social justice and commitment to positively influence change in harmful practices<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
OTHER AVAILABLE SERVICES<\/strong><\/h3>\nFaculty Volunteer Counsellors<\/strong><\/h5>\nEach Faculty has a Volunteer Counsellor whose details are available with Faculty Administrator. In the event that you need individual or group counselling, you may consult your Faculty Administrator and or your Faculty Secretary<\/p>\n
Faculty and Departmental Focal Persons<\/strong><\/h5>\nThese are individuals that have volunteered their services within the Faculties and Departments with a goal of enhancing counselling services. Details of such persons can be accessed through your Faculty office Administrator or Secretary.<\/p>\n
Chaplaincy<\/strong><\/h5>\nFor spiritual issues, feel free to consult the University Chaplain<\/p>\n
Health Services Department<\/strong><\/h5>\nDuring the semester, Health Services\/Clinic is open for 24 hours. You are free to consult them<\/p>\n
Peer Helpers<\/strong><\/h5>\nThe Department has trained student peer helpers within the student body.<\/p>\n
ACTIVITIES<\/strong><\/h5>\n\n- Crisis and preventive counselling interventions<\/li>\n
- Ongoing psychosocial supportive counselling<\/li>\n
- Peer counselling\/natural helping skills training for interested groups<\/li>\n
- Diverse outside classroom learning opportunities such as HIV\/AIDS : life skills, gender dynamics, sexual and reproductive health issues and stress management<\/li>\n
- Creating synergies with other systems such as academic departments<\/li>\n
- <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
COMMON CHALLENGES FACED BY CLIENTS\/STUDENTS<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n- Anxieties about aspects of academic issues and problems often complicated by underlying socio-economic challenges and family conflict<\/li>\n
- The toll or aftermath of painful experiences such as death in a family unresolved \/unfinished bereavement issues, lost valuable spousal relations, lost academic credits<\/li>\n
- Corrosive fear of letting family down, and<\/li>\n
- Suicidal thoughts<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Contact Details<\/strong><\/h4>\nMidlands State University<\/p>\n
Main Campus<\/p>\n
Senga Road<\/p>\n
Tel +263542 260404 Ext 2394\/2455<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
Faculty Volunteer Counsellors<\/strong><\/h5>\nEach Faculty has a Volunteer Counsellor whose details are available with Faculty Administrator. In the event that you need individual or group counselling, you may consult your Faculty Administrator and or your Faculty Secretary<\/p>\n
Faculty and Departmental Focal Persons<\/strong><\/h5>\nThese are individuals that have volunteered their services within the Faculties and Departments with a goal of enhancing counselling services. Details of such persons can be accessed through your Faculty office Administrator or Secretary.<\/p>\n
Chaplaincy<\/strong><\/h5>\nFor spiritual issues, feel free to consult the University Chaplain<\/p>\n
Health Services Department<\/strong><\/h5>\nDuring the semester, Health Services\/Clinic is open for 24 hours. You are free to consult them<\/p>\n
Peer Helpers<\/strong><\/h5>\nThe Department has trained student peer helpers within the student body.<\/p>\n
ACTIVITIES<\/strong><\/h5>\n\n- Crisis and preventive counselling interventions<\/li>\n
- Ongoing psychosocial supportive counselling<\/li>\n
- Peer counselling\/natural helping skills training for interested groups<\/li>\n
- Diverse outside classroom learning opportunities such as HIV\/AIDS : life skills, gender dynamics, sexual and reproductive health issues and stress management<\/li>\n
- Creating synergies with other systems such as academic departments<\/li>\n
- <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
COMMON CHALLENGES FACED BY CLIENTS\/STUDENTS<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n- Anxieties about aspects of academic issues and problems often complicated by underlying socio-economic challenges and family conflict<\/li>\n
- The toll or aftermath of painful experiences such as death in a family unresolved \/unfinished bereavement issues, lost valuable spousal relations, lost academic credits<\/li>\n
- Corrosive fear of letting family down, and<\/li>\n
- Suicidal thoughts<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Contact Details<\/strong><\/h4>\nMidlands State University<\/p>\n
Main Campus<\/p>\n
Senga Road<\/p>\n
Tel +263542 260404 Ext 2394\/2455<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
These are individuals that have volunteered their services within the Faculties and Departments with a goal of enhancing counselling services. Details of such persons can be accessed through your Faculty office Administrator or Secretary.<\/p>\n
Chaplaincy<\/strong><\/h5>\nFor spiritual issues, feel free to consult the University Chaplain<\/p>\n
Health Services Department<\/strong><\/h5>\nDuring the semester, Health Services\/Clinic is open for 24 hours. You are free to consult them<\/p>\n
Peer Helpers<\/strong><\/h5>\nThe Department has trained student peer helpers within the student body.<\/p>\n
ACTIVITIES<\/strong><\/h5>\n\n- Crisis and preventive counselling interventions<\/li>\n
- Ongoing psychosocial supportive counselling<\/li>\n
- Peer counselling\/natural helping skills training for interested groups<\/li>\n
- Diverse outside classroom learning opportunities such as HIV\/AIDS : life skills, gender dynamics, sexual and reproductive health issues and stress management<\/li>\n
- Creating synergies with other systems such as academic departments<\/li>\n
- <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
COMMON CHALLENGES FACED BY CLIENTS\/STUDENTS<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n- Anxieties about aspects of academic issues and problems often complicated by underlying socio-economic challenges and family conflict<\/li>\n
- The toll or aftermath of painful experiences such as death in a family unresolved \/unfinished bereavement issues, lost valuable spousal relations, lost academic credits<\/li>\n
- Corrosive fear of letting family down, and<\/li>\n
- Suicidal thoughts<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Contact Details<\/strong><\/h4>\nMidlands State University<\/p>\n
Main Campus<\/p>\n
Senga Road<\/p>\n
Tel +263542 260404 Ext 2394\/2455<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
During the semester, Health Services\/Clinic is open for 24 hours. You are free to consult them<\/p>\n
Peer Helpers<\/strong><\/h5>\nThe Department has trained student peer helpers within the student body.<\/p>\n
ACTIVITIES<\/strong><\/h5>\n\n- Crisis and preventive counselling interventions<\/li>\n
- Ongoing psychosocial supportive counselling<\/li>\n
- Peer counselling\/natural helping skills training for interested groups<\/li>\n
- Diverse outside classroom learning opportunities such as HIV\/AIDS : life skills, gender dynamics, sexual and reproductive health issues and stress management<\/li>\n
- Creating synergies with other systems such as academic departments<\/li>\n
- <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
COMMON CHALLENGES FACED BY CLIENTS\/STUDENTS<\/strong><\/h4>\n\n- Anxieties about aspects of academic issues and problems often complicated by underlying socio-economic challenges and family conflict<\/li>\n
- The toll or aftermath of painful experiences such as death in a family unresolved \/unfinished bereavement issues, lost valuable spousal relations, lost academic credits<\/li>\n
- Corrosive fear of letting family down, and<\/li>\n
- Suicidal thoughts<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Contact Details<\/strong><\/h4>\nMidlands State University<\/p>\n
Main Campus<\/p>\n
Senga Road<\/p>\n
Tel +263542 260404 Ext 2394\/2455<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
- \n
- Crisis and preventive counselling interventions<\/li>\n
- Ongoing psychosocial supportive counselling<\/li>\n
- Peer counselling\/natural helping skills training for interested groups<\/li>\n
- Diverse outside classroom learning opportunities such as HIV\/AIDS : life skills, gender dynamics, sexual and reproductive health issues and stress management<\/li>\n
- Creating synergies with other systems such as academic departments<\/li>\n
- <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
COMMON CHALLENGES FACED BY CLIENTS\/STUDENTS<\/strong><\/h4>\n
- \n
- Anxieties about aspects of academic issues and problems often complicated by underlying socio-economic challenges and family conflict<\/li>\n
- The toll or aftermath of painful experiences such as death in a family unresolved \/unfinished bereavement issues, lost valuable spousal relations, lost academic credits<\/li>\n
- Corrosive fear of letting family down, and<\/li>\n
- Suicidal thoughts<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Contact Details<\/strong><\/h4>\n
Midlands State University<\/p>\n
Main Campus<\/p>\n
Senga Road<\/p>\n
Tel +263542 260404 Ext 2394\/2455<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
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