Chrisland Counselling and Psychological Services (CCAPS)

Chrisland Counselling and Psychological Service is saddled with the responsibility of being the in-loco-parentis arm of the University (Local Parents) that monitors the welfare and general stability of the students while on campus.

Students are encouraged to make use of the counselling unit. CCAPS is guided by the code of ethics of Psychology and Counselling professions, the Centre promotes the privacy and confidentiality of clients by treating all information obtained during counselling sessions with the utmost discreetness.

The Clinical professional staff help students explore, understand and work through problems on an individual basis. Individual counselling can help students find themselves, expand choices overcome obstacles that can interfere with personal development and behaviour modification.

Issues that could be brought to CCAPS:

1. Academic challenges
2. Anti-Social behaviour
3. Adjusting to University life
4. Stress and Anxiety
5. Depression
6. Trauma
7. Self-Esteem and Body Image Concerns
8. Learning Disability
9. Bullying
10. Victim of Abuse of any kind
11. Relationship Concerns
12. Substance Abuse, etc.

CCAPS is committed to reaching out to the University Community. Outreach services that include presentations and workshops on various emotional/mental health topics and interpersonal issues comprise other important components of the service the centre offers.

Chrisland Counselling and Psychological Services welcomes all students, regardless of their needs and psychological challenges, at any given moment. Please feel free to contact CCAPS at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or call the University Counsellor.

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