NAP - Psychopedagogical Support Center
University life is a journey of discovery and building one's own path.
Throughout university life, the NAP (Student Support Center) walks alongside the student, offering a safe space for listening, support, and guidance. Here, learning how to learn is part of the process!
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About the core
The NAP (Academic Support Center) works to support the academic journey, offering assistance so that students can experience their education in a safe, autonomous, and responsible manner. The NAP supports students so that they can face the challenges of their education with greater confidence, a sense of belonging, and satisfaction with their own learning style.
Who can access NAP?
- 1- Undergraduate students from São Leopoldo Mandic Colleges
- 2- Postgraduate students from the São Leopoldo Mandic Colleges
- 3- Family members of students at São Leopoldo Mandic Colleges who wish to obtain information about the institutional support available throughout their academic training
Opening hours
- Monday to Friday, from 8 am to 6 pm.
- Closed for lunch: 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM
Services
- In-person and online appointments available.
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How can NAP help?
Support for the academic journey
From enrollment to the final stages of the course, the NAP accompanies the student throughout their academic journey, supporting adaptation, overcoming difficulties, and building a more secure academic path, in dialogue with professors and coordinators.
Psychopedagogical guidance
Listening and guidance services that support students help them recognize their own resources to cope with difficulties and strengthen their academic and emotional development.
Study and organization strategies
Guidelines for time and study management strategies, the use of learning techniques, and academic planning.
Inclusion and specific educational needs
Offering support to students with specific educational needs, including disabilities or other health conditions, that may impact learning and academic participation.
Support and well-being network
It promotes actions that foster emotional health, such as discussion groups and support groups, expanding the student's support network.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What can you expect from psychological and educational guidance services?
At NAP, you'll find a space for qualified listening and support to understand what's happening to you — in your learning, relationships, and university life.
You can expect:
- Attentive listening to understand difficulties, fears, and needs.
- I offer support when challenges arise in group work or academic relationships.
- Mediation and guidance in difficult situations in the relationship with teachers.
- Guidelines for organizing your study routine, planning tasks, and using learning strategies that are best suited to you.
When should you look for NAP?
You can seek support from NAP whenever you need assistance in university life, whether facing difficulties, having doubts about the future, or planning your academic path.
Do I need to have a "serious" problem to seek help from the NAP?
No. You can seek help from NAP whenever something is hindering your academic experience or well-being. Feeling that you need support is reason enough.
What types of situations can I bring to the NAP?
Emotional issues such as sadness, distress, stress, or loss of self-confidence; difficulties with organization, learning, or academic performance; conflicts in relationships with colleagues, teachers, or family members; feelings of isolation, homesickness, or emotional overload.
Can I seek help from NAP if I'm having difficulties with my studies?
Yes. The NAP supports students who want to better understand their learning style, organize their study routine, overcome learning difficulties, or improve their academic performance.
What if I don't know how to explain what's happening?
That's fine. During appointments, you can speak freely, in your own way. The NAP is a space for listening, support, and guidance.
