AUXILIARY &

OTHER SPECIAL
SERVICES
AUXILIARY SERVICE
▪ To provide supplementary or additional help,
support and backup resources

▪ Services that are important to the school but

not directly relevant to teaching and learning

▪ Provide support towards the academic 2

mission
 Provide a variety of
“ services that support
a living and learning
environment that
fosters personal,
professional, and
academic growth for
the community 3
Kinds and Classification
Auxiliary services in the context of guidance are
the services that the guidance office offers
aside from the basic tests and counseling such
as seminars, talks, outreach, workshops, and
other kinds of therapy.

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AUXILIARY PERSONNEL

Psychologist
▪ Clinical/Counseling Psychologist- in charge of
cases of persistent behavioral patterns, learning
disabilities, trauma and victimization
▪ Family Counselor/Psychologist- if there are
persistent problems that arise from family issues
▪ School/ Developmental Psychologist- help
diagnose the developmental and educational 5

needs of client
Psychiatrist- handles those with emotional
disturbance or clinical problems

Social Worker- visit homes, talk to family

members, and look for ways to help the child
given the home situation
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HOW IT IS DISSEMINATED

▪ Social media posts

▪ Posters
▪ Tarpaulins
▪ Reach out to the
students personally
▪ Collaborate with the
teachers/professors
and staff of the school
TOOLS AND DESIGN IN CONDUCTING
AUXILIARY SERVICE

 Standardized tests such as PAI, MMPI,

Sentence Completion, etc.
 Referrals
 Services for PWD
 Stress-prevention program
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EVALUATION

▪ Pre-test and post-test

evaluation
▪ Pen and paper surveys and
recommendations
▪ Professional assessment

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ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS

 Confidentiality

 Open
accommodations
to everyone

 Interpretation of
results
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