Well-being and mental health

Your future matters. So does your well-being.

Career decisions, exams and expectations can feel overwhelming. We're working toward a dedicated space where students and families can access appropriate well-being guidance and, when available, support from qualified professionals.

Coming soon This service isn't open yet, and we haven't set a date.

If you need to talk to someone now

Edukrish doesn't provide emergency, counselling or clinical services. The Government of India's Tele-MANAS helpline offers free mental health support by phone, 24 hours a day, in 20 Indian languages:

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If someone is in immediate danger, call the national emergency number 112.

Source: Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, via PIB (13 Oct 2024)(opens in a new tab). Checked 20 Oct 2026.

What we hope to offer students

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Exam stress and academic pressure
Practical, age-appropriate guidance for board exams, entrance exams and heavy study periods.
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Career uncertainty and decisions
Help with the worry that comes with choosing a stream, a course or a college, and with changing your mind.
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Confidence and expectations
Self-esteem, comparison with others, and handling expectations from yourself and from family.
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Healthy study–life balance
Sleep, rest and routines through transitions like moving to Class 11 or to college.

What we hope to offer parents

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Understanding academic stress
What stress can look like at different ages, and how to support a child through exams.
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Constructive career conversations
How to talk about choices, disagreements and expectations without adding pressure.
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Knowing when to seek help
Recognising when a qualified professional may be needed, and how to find one.
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Encouraging autonomy
Supporting your child's confidence and their own voice in decisions.

Professional support, when it's ready

Any professional support will come from appropriately credentialed mental-health professionals, kept clearly separate from career counselling. Before anything opens, it will need verified providers, age-appropriate consent, confidentiality and safeguarding procedures designed with qualified professionals, and a clear statement of what the service can and can't do in an emergency.

A student's well-being conversations will never be shared with parents automatically.

We don't collect anything here

There's no sign-up or waitlist on this page, and we don't ask about your health. Edukrish's career guidance doesn't replace professional advice.

Edukrish is a career guidance service. It is not a medical or counselling service.