Psychopedagogical Counseling Service

1. You will be given the available appointment times, either for general counseling or with the psychologist who assisted you previously.
2. Choose the time that best fits your availability.
3. Provide your full name and student ID number to schedule the appointment.
4. You will receive an email at your institutional account confirming your appointment.
5. Make sure to confirm receipt of the email to secure your appointment.

1. In response to your request, we will provide available appointment times for general counseling or with a specific psychologist.
2. Choose the time that works best for you and reply promptly with your full name and Ulima student ID number. It is important that you respond promptly; otherwise, another user may take the available appointment, and we will need to send you new time options.
3. Once you have selected your appointment time, your appointment will be scheduled. You will receive a confirmation email with the date, time, name of the psychologist who will assist you, and, if necessary, the link to access the session via Zoom.

• Check your email regularly, as all information and changes will be communicated through this channel.
• Make sure to enter your email address correctly to avoid problems receiving messages.
• Use your Ulima institutional email as the official means of communication.
• Add the date and time of your appointment to your calendar so you do not forget it.
• The waiting-time grace period is 15 minutes. If you arrive more than 15 minutes late, your appointment will be canceled.
• Due to high demand for appointments, if you do not attend your appointment, you will have to wait approximately two weeks to reschedule.
• If you have general questions about the Department of Psychopedagogical Counseling, such as its hours and services, you can email dop@ulima.edu.pe 

We provide counseling exclusively to undergraduate and graduate students enrolled at Universidad de Lima.

A maximum of five to six sessions, depending on the reason for consultation and the psychologist's assessment.

Topics related to academic and socioemotional difficulties that affect adaptation to university life.

The service is free of charge.

All information is strictly confidential. Parents are contacted only when necessary.

No. As a counseling department within an educational institution, its purpose is to support students through guidance and strategies that help them manage academic and socioemotional difficulties that affect their mental health. If a student experiences more serious emotional problems requiring specialized and more frequent care, they will be referred to mental health professionals who can provide care outside the University.

We primarily conduct career guidance assessments through a virtual platform specifically developed by the Department of Psychopedagogical Counseling at Universidad de Lima.