BHUVANESWARI

Introduction: With a rich tapestry of experiences spanning six years, my professional journey has been a dynamic exploration of the realms of student counseling, psychology lectures, and psychotherapy. Beginning as a counselor and psychology lecturer at Devaki Community College, I delved into the intricacies of guiding students on their academic and personal paths. Subsequently, my role expanded to include counseling for government children's boys home, further broadening my understanding of diverse challenges faced by young individuals. Today, I stand as a seasoned psychotherapist, steering my own center while concurrently serving as a school counselor. This narrative unfolds the multifaceted layers of my professional evolution. Section 1: Student Counselor and Psychology Lecturer at Devaki Community College In my initial role at Devaki Community College, I embraced the dual responsibilities of a student counselor and psychology lecturer. This period marked the genesis of my career, where I honed my skills in understanding and addressing the unique psychological needs of students. As a counselor, I navigated the delicate balance between academic pressures and personal struggles, fostering a supportive environment for individuals to thrive. Simultaneously, as a psychology lecturer, I had the privilege of imparting knowledge to eager minds. Crafting lectures that intertwined theoretical concepts with practical applications, I aimed to instill not only academic understanding but also a deeper awareness of the intricacies of human behavior. This dual role cultivated my ability to seamlessly transition between academic mentorship and empathetic counseling. Section 2: Counselor for Government Children's Boys Home The next chapter of my journey led me to a government children's boys home, where I assumed the role of a counselor. This experience exposed me to the diverse and often complex backgrounds of the youth under my care. Navigating through socio-economic challenges, familial disruptions, and emotional trauma became integral to my daily interactions.