LORMA Colleges Wellness Center and Counseling Services

02/09/2026

" It Takes a Village: Building a Community of Support Where IEP Learners Thrive"

A meaningful seminar-workshop that strengthened the school–home partnership in nurturing the growth and success of our IEP learners, enriched by the valuable insights of Dr. Jojet Lamberto Reglos Mondares.

Together, we create a community where every learner can thrive.

01/09/2026

GET TO KNOW ABOUT US!

Curious about who we are and what we do? Take a moment to get to know the LORMA Colleges Wellness Center & Counseling Services.

Learn more about our office, the services we offer, and how we can support you throughout your journey as a Lormanian.

28/08/2026

ADVISORY | AUGUST 28, 2026

In view of the prevailing heavy rainfall warnings and to ensure the safety of all students, regular face-to-face classes are suspended in both Carlatan and San Juan Campuses and shall continue through synchronous online learning today, August 28, 2026.

All campus offices and support services shall remain open and operational to provide uninterrupted assistance and services to students, faculty, and staff.

14/08/2026

12/08/2026

Welcoming LORMAnian Freshmen and Transferees!

A joyful and engaging Wellness activity welcoming our freshmen and transferees as they celebrate their first day of school at last! 🎉

Students shared their excitement, hopes, and wishes for the school year ahead, setting a positive tone for a year of growth, meaningful connections, and memorable experiences.

Welcome to LORMA! May this school year be filled with wellness, purpose, growth, and beautiful beginnings. 🌱✨

08/08/2026

LORMA COLLEGES JOINS PROJECT SHINE FOR INCLUSIVE EDUCATION

On August 8, 2026, representatives from the Lorma Colleges Wellness Center and Counseling Services, together with faculty members from the Basic and Inclusive Education Schools, joined fellow educators in Project SHINE: Schools Helping Include Neurodivergent Exceptional Learners held at the San Fernando Champions Center, Santiago Norte, San Fernando City, La Union

The one-day seminar-workshop equipped SPED and non-SPED teachers with practical knowledge and skills in supporting neurodivergent learners. The seminar was organized by the Rotary Club of San Fernando La Union, headed by its President, Remigio “Rem” Bonifacion III, in partnership with the Schools Division Office of San Fernando City and the AD/HD Society of the Philippines.

One key reminder from the training resonated deeply:
“Become the teacher that notices. Instead of asking, ‘How do I stop this behavior?’ ask, ‘What is this behavior trying to tell us?’”

Through Project SHINE, Lorma Colleges continues to strengthen its commitment to fostering understanding, learner well-being, and inclusive learning environments where every child is seen, valued, and supported. 💚

08/08/2026

05/08/2026

You Are More Ready Than You Think.

It’s okay to feel uncertain at the start of something new.
Trust that what you’ve learned so far is enough to take the next step.