If you work in student welfare, a dean's office, or a placement or wellness cell, you may be asked to arrange support for students without a full counselling centre behind you. This page sets out three things a college or university can book from counsellors on Leshya: one to one sessions, a talk, and a workshop.
One to one student sessions
Some students will not come to a group event but will talk to a counsellor alone. Leshya can arrange counselling for college and university students, with a named counsellor your faculty, hostel wardens and mentors can refer to. That gives a worried teacher a clear next step instead of carrying the concern alone.
Individual counselling stays between the student and their counsellor. Leshya does not tell the college who attended or what was discussed. Plan around what you can know: that the service exists and is being used, not the details. Agree with the counsellor at the start how a safety concern would be handled.
Sessions can be online or in person, depending on what the counsellor offers and what suits your campus.
A talk or a workshop
A talk is a single session for a large group, often to open a conversation. A workshop is smaller and more practical, with time for questions and exercises. Counsellors on Leshya who tell us they take on workshops and wellness talks can run either, on campus or online, on a schedule that fits your term.
Topics colleges often ask for include exam stress and how to manage it, sleep, building a study routine, mental health awareness, homesickness and adjusting to hostel life, and handling pressure around results. If you are searching for a stress management workshop for students, ask the counsellor for an outline: what students will do in the room, how long it runs and what they take away.
A workshop raises awareness and gives students a few tools. It is not a substitute for counselling for a student who is struggling, so it works best alongside a route to one to one sessions.
Guest sessions on other topics
You are not limited to exam stress. Colleges also book a counsellor or psychologist as a guest speaker for life skills workshops for students, communication and confidence, relationships and boundaries, peer pressure, screen time and sleep, managing anger, self esteem, and coping with loss. Faculty and hostel wardens can have their own session on noticing a student who is struggling and how to respond.
Tell us the topic, the audience, the size of the group and the date in your inquiry. Each counsellor works within their own training and experience, so we check fit with you on the call before anything is booked, and you can ask for an outline first.
Career guidance
Career counselling on Leshya is listed for school students today. If your placement or career cell wants it for college students, say so in your inquiry, with the year or course of the students, and we will tell you on the call what we can arrange.
How booking and billing work
You start with an inquiry. A person at Leshya reads it, a short call follows at a time you pick, and we agree the scope and fee before anything starts. We match counsellors to your inquiry rather than asking you to pick from a list. A person reviews every counsellor profile before it goes live, and the counsellor describes their own experience, which you can ask about on the call.
Billing is per session taken or workshop run, not per head. We do not publish a price here because it depends on what you ask for.
If something serious happens on campus
Leshya can also plan critical incident support with you, so a counsellor is there for the people affected. If a student is in crisis right now, do not wait for a programme. Tele MANAS, the national helpline, is on 14416.
How to start
Open the For organizations page and choose "Tell us what you need". Say you are a college or university, roughly how many students you have, and whether you want one to one sessions, a talk or a workshop. Our guide on sending an organization inquiry shows each field. For schools rather than colleges, read our article on student counselling.
If you're thinking about harming yourself, please talk to someone right now. Tele MANAS is free, confidential and always open: call 14416. You matter.
The counselors here can help with ongoing support, but right now a call is faster.
Common questions
Yes. You can ask for workshops and wellness talks on topics such as exam stress, sleep and mental health awareness, on campus or online. We agree the scope and fee with you first.
