THE BAGUIO Central University urged students and their parents who seek virtual counselling to fill out the Google form posted on its Facebook page.

The BCU said it is ready to assist those who need counselling by connecting them to a counsellor.

“To some degree, we understand that you may have experienced intense negative emotions like fear, worry, anxiety, grief, hopelessness, or even depression. We also understand that others find great difficulty in coping,” BCU said on Facebook.

“With that, the Guidance Services Office of Baguio Central University has opened the option for virtual counseling,” it added.

Counselling will be done through either text, call, or chats, the BCU said.

This service is available from Monday to Saturday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.