Need to Talk?
The Counselling Section consists of qualified Student Counsellors committed to supporting your wellbeing in a professional, respectful, and confidential manner.
Office Location
Student Affairs Office,
Next to the Student Centre
Office Hours
Monday - Friday
8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Contacts
Hezron Bett
0781630403
Judy Murgor
0733424833
Email:
counselling@kabianga.ac.ke
Guidance and Counselling
We are committed to supporting students' mental, emotional, social, and personal wellbeing. Our goal is to provide a safe, confidential, and supportive environment where students can explore their concerns, develop coping skills, and achieve their full academic and personal potential.
University life comes with opportunities and challenges. The Counselling Section is here to help you manage challenges, build resilience, and thrive throughout your academic journey.
Your wellbeing matters to us! Whether you are adjusting to campus life, facing personal challenges, or seeking personal growth, the Counselling Section is here to support you.
Counselling Services Offered
We offer a wide range of free and confidential counselling services designed to help students cope with academic, social, psychological, and personal challenges.
- Individual Counselling
- Group Counselling
- Career Guidance and Counselling
- Peer Counselling Training
- Psycho-education and Public Talks
- Community Outreach Programmes
- Collaboration with Departments and Organizations
- Training, Seminars and Workshops
- Referral Services
You May Benefit from Counselling If You:
- Experience prolonged distress.
- Have difficulties adjusting to academic demands.
- Experience relationship problems.
- Feel overwhelmed by peer pressure.
- Have financial difficulties.
- Struggle with self-esteem.
- Find it difficult adjusting to university life.
- Struggle with addictive behaviours.
- Experience social interaction or interpersonal conflicts.
- Are dealing with loss or grief.
- Feel confused, hopeless, anxious or persistently sad.
- Have family challenges affecting academic performance.
- Simply need someone to talk to.
Accessing Counselling Services
Students can access counselling services by:
- Visiting the Counselling Centre during working hours.
- Booking an appointment through the Counselling Office.
- Contacting the office via telephone or email.
Remember
"You are not alone. Support is available, and seeking help is a sign of strength."
News & Events
Peer Counsellors in Action
Peer Counsellors joined the community in commemorating World Mental Health Day (10 October 2025) by participating in mental health awareness activities in Kericho Town. They promoted mental wellbeing, encouraged help-seeking behaviour, and reinforced the message that there is no health without mental health.
Together, we break the stigma and build a mentally healthy society.
