Psychological Counsellor Vacancy in Mayur Vihar, East Delhi, Delhi

Position: Community-Oriented Psychological Counsellor

Job Overview
We are seeking a dedicated Psychological Counsellor to join our school community. The successful candidate will provide compassionate mental health support to students, collaborate with families, and engage with community resources. This role is central to fostering emotional well-being and academic success for all learners.

Responsibilities
Provide individual and group counselling sessions for students.
Assess and address emotional, social, and behavioural concerns.
Develop and implement intervention plans in partnership with teachers and parents.
Conduct workshops on mental health awareness for students, parents, and staff.
Maintain confidential records of student interactions and progress.
Collaborate with external mental health professionals and community organizations.
Facilitate parent-teacher-counsellor meetings to discuss student progress and concerns.
Offer guidance to parents on supporting their child’s emotional and social development.

Work Environment (Community Involvement)
The Psychological Counsellor will work closely with students, parents, teachers, and external partners. Regular participation in school events, parent meetings, and community outreach programs is expected. This role involves active engagement with local mental health organizations, NGOs, and government agencies to enhance support services for students.

Institution Overview (Parent Expectations)
Our school prioritizes a collaborative approach to student well-being. Parents can expect transparent communication regarding their child’s progress, access to mental health resources, and opportunities to participate in workshops and support groups. We value a strong partnership between home and school to ensure every child thrives emotionally and academically.

Career Growth Opportunities (Include Parent Communication)
Professional development is encouraged through workshops, certifications, and conferences. Opportunities to lead mental health initiatives, mentor junior counsellors, and contribute to school policies are available. Strong emphasis is placed on enhancing parent communication skills to build trust and foster a supportive school community.

Success Metrics
Increased student well-being and reduced behavioural incidents.
High parent satisfaction with counselling services and communication.
Successful implementation of mental health programs and workshops.
Strong collaboration with teachers and external agencies.
Positive feedback from students and families regarding support received.

Qualifications
Postgraduate degree in Psychology, Counselling, or a related field.
Minimum 2 years of experience in school counselling or mental health support.
Strong interpersonal and communication skills.
Ability to work collaboratively with diverse stakeholders.
Knowledge of child and adolescent development.
Experience in conducting workshops and training sessions.

Application Process
Submit a cover letter, resume, and two professional references.
Participate in an interview and demonstration of counselling skills.
Provide a portfolio of past work or relevant projects, if available.

Join our school community and make a meaningful impact on the lives of students and families through dedicated psychological support and advocacy.