The International Student Counseling Center (ISCC) provides culturally responsive, practically oriented counseling and wellbeing services that empower international students to grow in character, resilience, and self-directed leadership, so they can thrive academically, personally, and professionally as members of a global learning community.
Sadia Saleem, Psychologist and PhD Scholar, holds a Master’s degree in Psychology from SZABIST Islamabad and is currently pursuing her PhD at UMT, Malaysia. She provides student-centered counselling and psychological support to help students navigate academic stress, anxiety, emotional concerns, interpersonal challenges, adjustment difficulties, and personal development. Her approach is empathetic, confidential, and non-judgmental, with a focus on helping students build healthy coping skills and achieve greater emotional and academic well-being.
Originally from Brazil, Kelber Tozini, Ph.D., is a professor at the Endicott College of International Studies in the interdisciplinary studies department. His research focuses on the experiences of international students across the globe. He previously worked at Harvard University, Brown University, The George Washington University, and Boston College. He is now leading a pilot program on international student wellness. His areas of expertise are social wellbeing, occupational wellbeing, and intellectual wellbeing.
International Student Support Team provides basic life and emergency counseling to students and freshmen in international dormitories, and provides necessary counseling through questionnaires if necessary.
If you need personal concerns, treatment, and intensive counseling, you can consult an English counselor at the International Student Counseling Center (ISCC), and you can also connect with outside hospitals to receive counseling.
SolBridge Counselling services, we provide short-term counselling support for students, for any issues that are impacting on their studies (e.g. life challenges, relationships, family, sexuality, depression, anxiety, stress, alcohol/drug issues).
Often 3 to 5 sessions are enough to help to manage things better and get back on track but, if you need more sessions, we can discuss this with you and work together to develop a plan or offer referrals if appropriate.
Anyone, at any time, can have thoughts and emotions that may feel overwhelming. The Counselling Service is here to help you explore how you think, behave and feel about an issue and help you find appropriate ways to make changes in your life. We are a confidential, inclusive service with a qualified counsellor trained in a range of evidence-based psychological therapies.
We value and respect differences. Our service is free, inclusive, and available to undergraduates and postgraduate students registered at SolBridge International business school.
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