Emotional Well-being of University Students

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Emotional Well-Being of University Students

Academic stress, family expectation, self-doubt and anxiety rarely arrive one at a time. SehatYab's student programme gives you a licensed clinical psychologist by video, audio or text chat, at student rates, at times that fit around a timetable instead of fighting it.

SehatYab is a registered online mental health clinic (Punjab Healthcare Commission, since 2016) · ★ 4.8 on Google, 500+ reviews

Completely confidential Video, audio or text chat Available 12 hours a day, 6 days a week Special student pricing Urdu & English
Why students are a separate case

Emotional issues of students are unique

Four pressures come up in almost every student session: academic stress and burnout, unrealistic parental expectations, self-confidence issues with procrastination and perfectionism, and anxiety and depression. They are rarely separate problems. More often they are one problem wearing four faces, which is why a student can feel that everything is wrong at once.

The pattern is recognisable. You sit down to start an assignment, open the file, and three hours disappear. That is not poor time management; it is what avoidance looks like when a task has become frightening. Underneath it sits an expectation you cannot renegotiate and a standard you cannot meet, and underneath that, low mood or anxiety that nobody has named because every student is tired.

Key benefits

What the student programme gives you

4.8 Google rating

More than 500 reviews you can read before you book anything.

Video or text chat

Both are real counselling formats. Choosing to type instead of speak is not a lesser option.

Confidential platform

Nothing goes to your department, hostel warden, scholarship committee or family.

Affordable plans

Student rates well below standard consultation fees, with single sessions and longer plans.

12/6 availability

Twelve hours a day, six days a week, so evening slots exist and you do not miss a lecture.

Psychologists who see students constantly

You will not spend the first two sessions explaining what a semester system is.

How it works

Four steps to your first session

1

Choose your counselling method

Audio or video sessions on Google Meet, or text chat counseling.

2

Select session frequency

A single session, a monthly plan or a quarterly plan.

3

Schedule at your convenience

Pick a slot around your classes, labs and commute. Evening appointments are available.

4

Begin your well-being journey

Your private meeting link arrives by SMS and email.

Special pricing for students

Student packages

Discounted rates for enrolled students. A platform service charge of Rs. 150 is added per booking. Payment is taken online by debit or credit card, EasyPaisa, JazzCash or bank transfer.

Audio & video consultation

Single session

One 45-minute session

Rs.750

Plus Rs. 150 platform service charge

  • 45 minutes with a clinical psychologist
  • Private session on Google Meet
  • Camera optional, audio only welcome
  • No commitment beyond this session
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Best if you want to test the idea first

Quarterly

Twelve sessions across three months

Rs.7,200

Plus Rs. 150 platform service charge

  • 12 sessions of 45 minutes each
  • Covers a full semester of support
  • Lowest cost per session
  • Continuity through exams and breaks
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Best value across a full semester

Text chat counseling

10 days

Ten days of text chat counseling

Rs.750

Plus Rs. 150 platform service charge

  • 10 days of text chat counseling
  • Includes a 15-minute introductory call
  • Write when it suits you, day or evening
  • No need to speak out loud
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Good first step if talking feels hard

Quarterly

Three months of text chat counseling

Rs.4,000

Plus Rs. 150 platform service charge

  • Three months of text chat counseling
  • Lowest cost per week of any plan
  • Support that lasts a whole semester
  • Switch to video any time you want
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Best value for long-term support

Who we are

The psychologists who work with students

All SehatYab clinical psychologists are qualified and experienced. SehatYab is registered with the Punjab Healthcare Commission and SECP.

Ms. Aqsa Maryam, clinical psychologist working with university students at SehatYab Works with students Ms. Aqsa Maryam Clinical Psychologist. Advanced Diploma in Clinical Psychology (University of Wah), BS Psychology (COMSATS).
Academic stressAnxietyLow mood
3+ yrs experience Read more
Ms. Maria Mahmood, clinical psychologist working with university students at SehatYab MS Clinical Psychology Ms. Maria Mahmood Clinical Psychologist. MS Clinical Psychology (SZABIST), BS Psychology (Women Medical College).
Self-esteemExam pressureFamily conflict
3+ yrs experience Read more
Ms. Mariyam Bint E Habib, clinical psychologist working with university students at SehatYab Works with students Ms. Mariyam Bint E Habib Clinical Psychologist. Bachelor of Applied Psychology (Viqar-un-Nisa College, University of the Punjab).
AdjustmentAnxietyIntrusive thoughts
2+ yrs experience Read more
Ms. Janita Ilyas, clinical psychologist working with university students at SehatYab Certified master trainer Ms. Janita Ilyas Clinical Psychologist. MS Clinical Psychology, BS Applied Psychology. Certified Master Trainer (Shifa Foundation), UTC certifications (UNODC).
Stress & burnoutStudent mental healthCoping skills
4+ yrs experience Read more
Why consult online

Why to consult online?

Online counselling offers flexibility, privacy and accessibility. Many students hesitate to seek help because of stigma or time constraints, and online therapy removes both: you can get professional support without leaving your room and without rearranging your week around one appointment. Walking into a campus counselling office means being seen walking into it, and on a campus where half your social circle is in the same three buildings, that is often the difference between getting help and not getting it. It also matters that most universities outside the largest cities have no qualified clinical psychologist nearby at all, which makes online the care rather than an alternative to it.

Frequently asked questions

Student counselling: your questions answered

SehatYab provides specialised mental health services tailored for university students facing academic stress, anxiety and emotional struggles. Through online counselling and therapy sessions, students can access professional psychologists who guide them in managing pressure, improving self-confidence and developing resilience.
Academic pressure, homesickness, social anxiety, relationship issues and career uncertainty. Therapists help students overcome these with coping mechanisms, stress management techniques and emotional guidance, whether the difficulty is exam stress, peer pressure or loneliness.
They offer flexibility, privacy and accessibility. Students can receive professional support without leaving their hostel room or disrupting their studies, and the platform is confidential, so they can speak openly. The evidence on online therapy.
Yes. Through therapy, students learn breathing exercises, mindfulness techniques and cognitive behavioural strategies that help them stay calm, manage stress triggers and regain control. See panic attack treatment and anxiety treatment.
Choose a psychologist who works with student mental health, pick a slot that suits your timetable, and confirm. There are no long waiting periods, and your private meeting link arrives by SMS and email. What happens in a first session.
Students juggle academic demands, part-time jobs, social expectations and personal responsibilities, and when stress accumulates without relief it affects concentration, sleep and well-being. Burnout differs from tiredness because rest no longer resolves it. Therapy provides self-care strategies, time management skills and emotional regulation techniques. More on burnout counselling.
Constant fatigue, loss of motivation, difficulty concentrating, withdrawal from social activities, mood swings, and persistent sadness or anxiety. Seeking help at the right time lets students address these before they affect academic and personal life. A fuller checklist.
Many students struggle with imposter syndrome, feeling they are not good enough despite their achievements. Therapy helps them recognise and challenge negative self-beliefs, build confidence and develop a healthier mindset. See imposter syndrome counselling and perfectionism therapy.
Yes. Mental health plays a crucial role in focus, memory retention and problem solving. When students are anxious, stressed or depressed, attention and working memory are already occupied by the distress. Therapy provides strategies to manage those emotions, and better concentration follows.
It varies. Some students notice improvements within a few sessions, others need ongoing support. Consistency, open communication and applying the strategies in daily life are what make therapy work. How many sessions therapy usually takes.
No. Sessions are private and confidential. SehatYab does not contact your university, department, hostel administration or family about your attendance or what you discuss. The only recognised exception in clinical practice is a situation of immediate danger to life.
Then do not. SehatYab clinicians consult in Urdu and English, and several speak Punjabi, Pashto, Sindhi and Saraiki. Emotional vocabulary rarely survives translation, so use whichever language you actually feel in. Urdu-speaking psychologists.

Ready to talk to a specialist?

Private, confidential sessions with clinical psychologists who work with university students every week, by video, audio or text chat, in Urdu or English.