Student and Family Counselling Services
Mental health services for students and their families. Licensed Counsellor Ortigas. We cover a wide scope of services and conditions.
COVID19 crisis update:
Online Services are available
Online services are available by booking an appointment here. Mental health script will be sent digitally for use in your local pharmacy.
Patients who opt for our online services require an internet connection and a mobile phone or computer with a microphone. Pricing is between 2000 - 2500 pesos per session. Spots are limited, payment upfront is required to secure a slot.
In-clinic appointments are available, please secure your in-clinic appointments with our reception first. You may reach us at +639275074120 Walk-ins are not accepted.
After booking your appointment online, our mental health team will call you within 12 hours to finalize the details of your appointment.
For any appointment-related queries, please call us at +639275074120 or email us at clinic@prescriptionpsychiatrists.com.ph.
Online services ARE available
Telepsychiatry can involve direct interaction between a psychiatrist and the patient. It also encompasses psychiatrists supporting primary care providers with mental health care consultation and expertise. Mental health care can be delivered in live, interactive communication.
Student and Family Counselling Services
Counselors, also known as guidance counselors were first primarily responsible for facilitating career development. Today, the role of the counselor is multifaceted and may vary greatly, depending on the requirements of the student, school and their families.
The duties of school may include:
Providing instruction on psychological and social issues. Counselors might provide information to students about bullying, or offer seminars on study skills.
Vocational guidance.
Many counselors help students prepare for college or select careers.
Counseling.
Counselors often help students mediate conflicts with their peers, teachers, or parents. Many school counselors also provide therapy and counseling services to students.
Early intervention. Counselors receive training about learning difficulties and psychological concerns that commonly manifest in children and adolescents. They may also provide referrals, recommendations, and education to parents about mental health concerns.
Special needs services. Counselors often help special needs students integrate into classrooms and may oversee programs that address requirements for students with special needs or learning difficulties.
Further, counselors often help students:
- Maintain academic standards and set goals for academic success.
- Develop skills to improve organization, study habits, and time management.
Work through personal problems that may affect academics or relationships. - Improve social skills.
- Cope with school or community-related violence, accidents, and trauma.
- Identify interests, strengths, and aptitudes through assessment.
- Counselors offer individual counseling to help students resolve personal or interpersonal problems.
- They may also offer small group counseling to help students enhance listening and social skills, learn to empathize with others, and find social support through healthy peer relationships.
Counselors can also provide support to school staff by assisting with classroom management techniques and the development of programs to improve mental health or school safety. When necessary, counselors may also intervene in a disrupted learning environment.
As a Filipino living overseas, it can be difficult to find a Tagalog Psychologist that can understand your problems. Sometimes you will want a Tagalog counsellor or therapist that enables you to speak like you are seeing a psychologist in the Philippines. If you are from the Philippines and are looking for a Filipino mental health provider, we can support you with:
Student and Family Counselling Services
Counselors, also known as guidance counselors were first primarily responsible for facilitating career development. Today, the role of the counselor is multifaceted and may vary greatly, depending on the requirements of the student, school and their families.
The duties of school may include:
Providing instruction on psychological and social issues. Counselors might provide information to students about bullying, or offer seminars on study skills.
Vocational guidance.
Many counselors help students prepare for college or select careers.
Counseling.
Counselors often help students mediate conflicts with their peers, teachers, or parents. Many school counselors also provide therapy and counseling services to students.
Early intervention. Counselors receive training about learning difficulties and psychological concerns that commonly manifest in children and adolescents. They may also provide referrals, recommendations, and education to parents about mental health concerns.
Special needs services. Counselors often help special needs students integrate into classrooms and may oversee programs that address requirements for students with special needs or learning difficulties.
Further, counselors often help students:
- Maintain academic standards and set goals for academic success.
- Develop skills to improve organization, study habits, and time management.
Work through personal problems that may affect academics or relationships. - Improve social skills.
- Cope with school or community-related violence, accidents, and trauma.
- Identify interests, strengths, and aptitudes through assessment.
- Counselors offer individual counseling to help students resolve personal or interpersonal problems.
- They may also offer small group counseling to help students enhance listening and social skills, learn to empathize with others, and find social support through healthy peer relationships.
Counselors can also provide support to school staff by assisting with classroom management techniques and the development of programs to improve mental health or school safety. When necessary, counselors may also intervene in a disrupted learning environment.
As a Filipino living overseas, it can be difficult to find a Tagalog Psychologist that can understand your problems. Sometimes you will want a Tagalog counsellor or therapist that enables you to speak like you are seeing a psychologist in the Philippines. If you are from the Philippines and are looking for a Filipino mental health provider, we can support you with:
Student and Family Counselling Services
Counselling and Mental Health programs include individual therapy, family therapy, crisis support, and specialties for gender-based harm. A specialized counsellor in School Performance, Bullying, Relationship, and Sexual Assault and Violence Prevention Services will work with you or family members to ensure you’re well being. Contact us today to book an appointment with a Licensed Counsellor.
Do you have staff?
Ensure you are compliant with The Mental Health Law
Stigma Reduction
Prescription Psychiatrists and Psychologists recommend that the business entity provides formal education for all staff including senior management as to inform them to their legal capacity or rights regarding mental health.
Identification
Prescription Psychiatrists and Psychologists recommends that a business entity considers implementing anonymous psychometric tests which are taken by all staff prior to an employee having a '1 on 1 session'.
Ongoing Support
Prescription Psychiatrists and Psychologists recommends that the business entity provides equal access to all employees in entities that are within the Philippines, including the highest
ranking management in an entity.
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Our Psychologists implement person-centric methodologies to instil self-understanding among patients.
Psychiatry
Psychiatrists help treat mental health issues firstly by assessing mental and physical symptoms.
Corporate Support
Our EAP is designed to assist your employees and resolve mental health problems .
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