Helping Students Resolve Friendship Conflicts: A Guide for Teachers
29th July 2026
Students’ peer relationships shape their social and emotional growth, yet teachers often receive little training in this area. Structured guidance can transform classrooms. In this blog post, we show how counselling training equips teachers to manage friendship conflicts. ...
Written By : Abhishek
Before You Ask "Why Is This Student Acting Out?" Ask "What Are They Going Through?"
15th June 2026
Teachers respond to behaviour every day, but not always to what causes it. Behind every action is an emotion that needs understanding. This blog shows how counselling skills for teachers change classroom dynamics fundamentally. ...
Written By : Bindita
The Difference Between Advice and Counselling Is Small in Language and Enormous in Impact
27th May 2026
Many teachers instinctively respond to struggling students with advice, reassurance, or solutions. But emotional support requires a very different communication framework than academic teaching does. In this blog post, we explore how counselling training helps educators handle student conversations more effectively. ...
Written By : Sanjana
Flip Your Lid Model Explained: A Classroom Guide for Teaching Emotions
14th April 2026
What if one simple hand gesture could explain a child’s emotional meltdown? The Flip Your Lid model is helping teachers transform how students understand emotions. In this blog, we guide you step-by-step on using it effectively in your classroom. ...
Written By : Abhishek
Open vs Closed Questions in Counselling: A Guide for Teachers
16th March 2026
The way a teacher asks a question can shape how much a student is willing to share. Some questions encourage thoughtful reflection, while others gather quick and specific information. In this blog post, we explore when educators should use open questions and when closed questions are more effective. ...
Written By : Sanjana
Why Being 'Good With Students' Is Not Enough To Be A School Counsellor
16th February 2026
Approachability is a strength in education. Yet school counselling requires structured knowledge, ethical clarity, and crisis management skills. In this blog post, we break down why relational skills must be supported by professional preparation. ...
Written By : Abhishek