Remote counselling (using MS Teams for audio and video support)
Face-to-face counselling
Psychological support and counselling
Are you struggling, need someone to talk to? Come along – together, we can navigate through challenges and find a solution more easily!
We offer individual psychological counselling to the LSMU community (students, teachers, and other staff members). Both remote and face-to-face psychological counselling are provided by:
Goda Martinkutė
goda.martinkute@lsmu.lt
Counselling the entire LSMU community remotely at the LSMU Faculty of Public Health
Tilžės str. 18, 3rd floor, room no. 318
Justina Vonžodienė
justina.vonzodiene@lsmu.lt
Counselling the entire LSMU community remotely and at Faculty of Medicine, Central Building, A. Mickevičiaus str. 9, Room no. 120
In order to avoid a conflict of interest, students are recommended to register for psychologists who do not teach or evaluate achievements. Information about contact with students and evaluations in subjects: Goda Martinkutė – Medicine 2 and 3 course, Nursing 1 course, Dental Hygiene 2 course, Health Psychology 1, 2, 4 courses, Clinical Health Psychology 1 course.”
- Each individual is allocated up to six consultations per calendar year, with opportunity to have more in certain circumstances.
- Each consultation lasts up 45 minutes.
- Registration for consultations is available using our virtual registration form, where you can also select a suitable time slot.
- During the initial counselling session, we’ll discuss expectations, counselling goals, and conditions.
- If you have registered for counselling, you are obligated to notify any late arrival or inability to attend via email to the respective psychologist: justina.vonzodiene@lsmu.lt or goda.martinkute@lsmu.lt Please bear in mind, delays result in lost time which cannot be retrieved.
- If you’re unable to attend, you can register for another session.
- Counselling sessions are not provided to individuals currently affected by psychoactive substances.
- Please be assured of the confidentiality in all psychologist consultations.
- For the report on the provision of psychological services, we only collect general statistical information about the number of people consulted and the number of consultations they have had.
PSYCHOLOGICAL RESILIENCE GROUP THROUGH ART THERAPY
Students and staff are welcome to register and participate in the Art Therapy Resilience Group. The aim is to strengthening emotional resilience and overall well-being through creative expression and guided reflection. The group provides a safe and supportive space to explore thoughts and feelings using various art-based techniques, while also gaining practical tools for coping with stress and enhancing self-awareness.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage in both discussions and hands-on creative activities, fostering personal insight and shared experience within the group. No prior artistic experience is required—only openness to the process.
| Session | Date |
|---|---|
| Introduction to Art Therapy & Resilienc | April 15th, 16:00-18:00 |
| Exploring the life right now | April 29th, 16:00-18:00 |
| Identifying My Needs | May 6th, 16:00-18:00 |
| Exploring My Personal Story | May 13th 16:00-18:00 |
| My Resource Map & Group Closure | May 20th, 16:00-18:00 |
Each session takes place at the LSMU Faculty of Public Health (18 Tilžės St.) and lasts 1.5-2 hours. We recommend attending the full cycle of sessions (5 sessions) to experience the maximum benefit of the group. The prioroty will be given to members that can attend all group sessions.
Do you have any questions? Please contact psichologine.pagalba@lsmu.lt if you have any questions about psychological support at the University.
Is your loved one or yourself in a crisis and thinking about harming oneself or attempting suicide?
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