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What the programme includes
- The student version of the Stressometer, with items adapted to academic and campus life
- Confidential individual reports for students; parental involvement for minors as the institution's policy requires
- Aggregate dashboard for the institution by year or department
- Matched care: self-help resources, counsellor check-ins, psychologist sessions, psychiatric evaluation
- Sessions for faculty and counsellors on recognising risk
- Re-screening before and after examination periods
Why institutions screen
Exam stress, isolation and sleep loss are common and mostly invisible until a crisis. Screening a cohort finds the students who are struggling quietly and gives each one a next step; aggregates show the institution where and when the strain peaks.
Getting started
Email help@drvohras.com with the institution's size and the cohorts to be screened. The team proposes a plan, pricing per programme and a timeline.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the screening suitable for school students?
- The student version is used with adolescents and young adults; for students under 18 the institution's consent and parental policies apply.
- Does the institution see individual results?
- No. Individual reports are confidential; the institution receives aggregates.