UST AB Guidance & Counseling Office

UST AB Guidance & Counseling Office This is the Official page of UST AB Guidance & Counseling Office.

04/09/2026

No one walks the Thomasian journey alone, and acknowledging the people who hold us up makes every step more meaningful. Drop a comment below to honor those who have supported you the most. Tag your safe space below and show them some love today!

Swinging through EVM? You don't have to do it alone—help is just a web-click away!! 🕸️✨As the Faculty of Arts and Letter...
02/09/2026

Swinging through EVM? You don't have to do it alone—help is just a web-click away!! 🕸️✨

As the Faculty of Arts and Letters transitions to Enriched Virtual Mode (EVM), the AB Guidance & Counseling Office (AB GCO) is here as your friendly neighborhood support system to keep you grounded.

Introducing the AB GCO Live Help Desk—your virtual help platform for general guidance-related inquiries, concerns, and assistance.

AB GCO Live Help Desk Schedule
• 🗓️ Dates: September 2, 2026 – September 15, 2026 (Except during work suspensions)
• ⏰ Operating Hours: Monday to Saturday | 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
• 🔗 Access Link: bit.ly/ABGCOLiveHelpDesk

Note: For individual counseling, kindly email your assigned Guidance Counselor or schedule an appointment with them directly.

Don't face the new setup alone. We are here to ensure your smooth transition into EVM. See you online, Artlets! 🐯💙

This September, during Su***de Prevention Month, let us continue to build a compassionate Thomasian community.Take time ...
01/09/2026

This September, during Su***de Prevention Month, let us continue to build a compassionate Thomasian community.

Take time to look out for one another—listen deeply, check in on your friends, and remind those around you that they never have to walk alone. A simple gesture of care can bring comfort, connection, and life-saving hope.

If you or a peer is feeling overwhelmed, please know that safe spaces are always open for you. Reach out to the AB Guidance and Counseling Center at [email protected]. Your Counselors are here to listen.

This September, during Su***de Prevention Month, let us continue to build a compassionate Thomasian community.

Take time to look out for one another—listen deeply, check in on your friends, and remind those around you that they never have to walk alone. A simple gesture of care can bring comfort, connection, and life-saving hope.

If you or a peer is feeling overwhelmed, please know that safe spaces are always open for you. Visit the UST Guidance and Counseling Center today to speak with a counselor. We are here to listen.

20/08/2026

The UST Guidance and Counseling Center and the UST Department of Psychology are rolling out the Virtual Drop-in Support Session tomorrow, August 20, 2026, to help our stakeholders cope with recent events, including the various adjustments, suspensions, and flooding.

Stakeholders may register for the session using their Google accounts.

Happening Now! 📣Our Drop-in Support Service is ongoing until 4:00 PM today! ⏰For more details, please see the post below...
20/08/2026

Happening Now! 📣

Our Drop-in Support Service is ongoing until 4:00 PM today! ⏰

For more details, please see the post below. 👇

When heavy downpours turn into rising waters, the fear isn’t just about the rain—it’s the sudden loss of control, the isolation of being stranded, and the quiet shock that can linger even after the waters recede.

After an unexpected event, it’s okay to feel afraid, shaken, overwhelmed, uncertain, or unsettled. Sometimes, exhaustion runs deeper than the physical—it can weigh on us emotionally, too. You don’t have to brush these feelings aside, and you don’t have to carry them alone.

Our counselors have been reaching out and extending support to members of the Thomasian community affected by the recent events. To extend this support to more members of our community, the UST Guidance and Counseling Center, in collaboration with the Department of Psychology, is organizing a virtual Drop-in Support Service.

Take a moment to share, be heard, and better understand what you’ve been through. Together, we can find grounding, draw strength from one another, and nurture resilience as we move forward.

Register in advance for this session:
https://ust-edu-ph.zoom.us/meeting/register/GTdbc4EJTRC4mbtrv7JQpA

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

We rise stronger together—finding strength in the stories we carry, and in each other.

When heavy downpours turn into rising waters, the fear isn’t just about the rain—it’s the sudden loss of control, the is...
19/08/2026

When heavy downpours turn into rising waters, the fear isn’t just about the rain—it’s the sudden loss of control, the isolation of being stranded, and the quiet shock that can linger even after the waters recede.

After an unexpected event, it’s okay to feel afraid, shaken, overwhelmed, uncertain, or unsettled. Sometimes, exhaustion runs deeper than the physical—it can weigh on us emotionally, too. You don’t have to brush these feelings aside, and you don’t have to carry them alone.

Our counselors have been reaching out and extending support to members of the Thomasian community affected by the recent events. To extend this support to more members of our community, the UST Guidance and Counseling Center, in collaboration with the Department of Psychology, is organizing a virtual Drop-in Support Session.

Take a moment to share, be heard, and process what you’ve been through. Together, we can find grounding, draw strength from one another, and nurture resilience as we move forward.

Register in advance for this session:
https://ust-edu-ph.zoom.us/meeting/register/GTdbc4EJTRC4mbtrv7JQpA

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

We rise stronger together—finding strength in the stories we carry, and in each other.

When heavy downpours turn into rising waters, the fear isn’t just about the rain—it’s the sudden loss of control, the isolation of being stranded, and the quiet shock that can linger even after the waters recede.

After an unexpected event, it’s okay to feel afraid, shaken, overwhelmed, uncertain, or unsettled. Sometimes, exhaustion runs deeper than the physical—it can weigh on us emotionally, too. You don’t have to brush these feelings aside, and you don’t have to carry them alone.

Our counselors have been reaching out and extending support to members of the Thomasian community affected by the recent events. To extend this support to more members of our community, the UST Guidance and Counseling Center, in collaboration with the Department of Psychology, is organizing a virtual Drop-in Support Service.

Take a moment to share, be heard, and better understand what you’ve been through. Together, we can find grounding, draw strength from one another, and nurture resilience as we move forward.

Register in advance for this session:
https://ust-edu-ph.zoom.us/meeting/register/GTdbc4EJTRC4mbtrv7JQpA

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

We rise stronger together—finding strength in the stories we carry, and in each other.

19/08/2026
19/08/2026

LOOK: Thomasian Mental Health Responders offers free online group debriefing sessions for Thomasians following the recent flooding on campus, from Wednesday, Aug. 19, to Friday, Aug. 21.

(Photo from Thomasian Mental Health Responders/Facebook)

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Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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