Frequently Asked Questions

The Guidance Office provides a range of services, including:

• Individual and group counseling
• Academic counseling/consultation
• Career consultation and planning
• Mental health and wellness workshops
• Testing and assessments
• Peer support programs

All enrolled students at Enderun Colleges are eligible to access the services provided by the Guidance Office.

You can book an appointment by:

• Visiting the Guidance Office in person during office hours.
• Sending an email to guidance.office@enderuncolleges.com
• Using the online booking system thru Schedule Link Online Tool (SLOT)

Yes, all services offered by the Guidance Office are confidential. Your information will not be shared without your consent, except in cases where disclosure is required by law or to ensure your safety.

Absolutely! Whether it’s personal challenges, mental health concerns, or interpersonal issues, the Guidance Office is here to support you.

Yes, the Guidance Office organizes regular workshops on topics such as:

• Stress management
• Time management
• Mental health awareness
• Well-being

Yes, if you notice a friend who might need support, you can encourage them to visit the Guidance Office. If needed, you can inform the staff, and they will handle the situation with care and confidentiality.

In emergencies, you can:

• Visit the Guidance Office immediately during office hours.
• Contact the Security Office after hours.
• Reach out to 24/7 helpline available.

Yes, the Guidance Office provides self-help materials, including:

• Online resources via Guidance Office Self-help website
• Access to a mental health specialists

Yes, the Guidance Office offers academic counseling and workshops to help you improve your time management, study techniques, and overall academic performance.

Counseling can benefit anyone dealing with stress, anxiety, homesickness, academic pressures, or personal challenges. If you feel overwhelmed or unsure, we encourage you to visit the Guidance Office for an initial consultation.

There is no limit to the number of sessions you can attend. The frequency of your meetings will depend on your needs, as discussed with your counselor.

During a session, you will have a safe space to discuss your concerns. The counselor will listen, provide guidance, and work with you to develop strategies for coping and problem-solving.

Yes, we offer screenings and assessments to help identify areas where you may need support.

Yes, we have tailored programs in collaboration with Academic Success Center (ASC) including workshops, mentoring, and regular check-ins, to help students on academic probation succeed and return to good standing.

Yes, parents and guardians can reach out for general inquiries or to express concerns. However, confidentiality policies will be followed regarding any information shared by the student.

Yes, we offer mediation services to help resolve conflicts between students in a constructive and respectful manner.

Yes, if specialized care is needed, the Guidance Office can refer you to trusted external professionals, such as psychiatrists or psychologists.

While we encourage open communication, we understand the importance of privacy. You can ask questions and seek guidance anonymously through email or other platforms provided by the office.

Yes, the Guidance Office is committed to creating an inclusive and supportive environment for all students, including LGBTQ+ individuals.

Yes, your feedback is valuable to us. You can share your thoughts through surveys, suggestion boxes, or by directly speaking to our staff.

Yes, walk-ins are welcome during office hours. However, scheduling an appointment ensures that you receive dedicated time with a counselor.

You can stay informed through emails, bulletin boards, the Guidance Gazette, and social media channels.