Rosa Parks ARISE Award
Honoring counselors who advocate fearlessly for student rights and equity.
Maya Angelou ARISE Award
Recognizing counselors who uplift and empower students through inspiration and support.
Sigmund Freud ARISE Award
Recognizing those who help students explore their inner thoughts and emotions through psychoanalytic techniques.
Carl Rogers ARISE Award
Celebrating counselors who exemplify empathy and unconditional positive regard, rooted in Rogers' humanistic approach.
Carl Jung ARISE Award
Honoring counselors who use Jungian concepts, such as archetypes and the collective unconscious, to guide students.
Jean Piaget ARISE Award
Honoring those who effectively support students’ developmental needs and learning processes
Abraham Maslow ARISE Award
Celebrating those who promote self-actualization and holistic well-being among students
Viktor Frankl ARISE Award
Honoring counselors who help students find meaning and purpose in their lives
Rollo May ARISE Award
Celebrating counselors who encourage students to explore their personal existence and meaning
Albert Ellis ARISE Award
Recognizing counselors who utilize REBT to help students manage their thoughts and emotions
Aaron Beck ARISE Award
Honoring those who effectively apply cognitive therapy techniques to support student mental health
John Bowlby ARISE Award
Recognizing counselors who understand and apply attachment principles in their work with students
Albert Bandura ARISE Award for Social Learning Theory
Honoring those who inspire students through modeling positive behavior and self-efficacy
Melanie Klein ARISE Award
Honoring counselors who apply object relations concepts in supporting student emotional development
Fritz Perls ARISE Award
Celebrating those who use Gestalt techniques to foster awareness and personal growth.
Frank Parsons ARISE Award
for counseling and Guidance - Parsons was an American educator and social reformer who established the first formal career counseling center in Boston in 1909. Parsons believed that everyone should have a fulfilling career and developed a counseling system to help people find jobs that suited their interests and skills
Henry Murray ARISE Award
Recognizing those who effectively understand and address students' various needs and motivations
Dr. Narendra Nath Sen Gupta ARISE Awards
“Father of Modern Indian Psychology,” Dr. Narendra Nath Sen Gupta played a pivotal role in establishing psychology as a scientific discipline in India. Having studied at Harvard, Dr. Sen Gupta integrated Western psychological principles with traditional Indian philosophical concepts
Dr. Girindrasekhar Bose ARISE Award
Dr. Girindrasekhar Bose is another prominent figure in Indian psychology. He emphasized the importance of considering cultural influences on mental health. Dr. Bose believed that Western psychology models couldn’t be directly applied to the Indian context and advocated for developing psychology that considered India’s social fabric and spiritual traditions. His work helped bridge the gap between Western and Eastern approaches to mental well-being.
Dr. Abhina Chandra ARISE Award
Dr. Abhina Chandra stands out for his significant contributions to Indian child psychology. He established the first child guidance clinic in India and dedicated his career to understanding child development within the Indian social context. Dr. Chandra’s research focused on areas like moral development, play therapy, and the impact of family dynamics on children
John Holland ARISE Award for career counseling
ARISE Emerging School Counsellor Awards
ARISE Emerging Career Counsellor Awards
ARISE Emerging Special Educator Awards