Counseling area
Educational counseling and school psychology
Exam stress, low motivation or settling into a new school system can weigh on students and parents alike. An educational counselor helps find what is getting in the way.
- Video, phone or in person
- Confidential sessions
Common signs and concerns
If one or more of these sounds familiar, talking with a specialist can help.
- Exam stress or a sudden drop in grades
- Low motivation, putting off study or trouble concentrating
- Difficulty settling in with a school, a teacher or classmates
- Uncertainty about choosing a subject or a course of study
Specialists in this area
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Frequently asked questions
Is educational counseling the same as tutoring?
No. The counselor does not teach the subject; the work is on planning, study habits, motivation and study-related anxiety.
What ages is it for?
From primary school to university. With children, part of the work is usually done with the parents.
What if the difficulty is attention and concentration?
The counselor looks into it and, if needed, suggests a more specialised assessment.
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