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About Growth & Wellness Workshop-Seminars
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The challenge of surviving in the present world is based on one's ability to evolve into a fulfilled person leading a meaningful life. The 4-phase series involves a practical and eclectic process that will facilitate the participant's personal growth and help him/her determine a clearer direction in life. |
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One: Journey-ing Inward: The Process of Values Development |
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A workshop that helps one explore personal history, thereby understanding one's personal dynamics, strengths and weaknesses, issues, and value system. |
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Topics include: Requisites for Personal Growth and Change Getting in Touch with My Personhood The Family: Roots and Wings of Personhood My Paralysis in Life Exploring Value System Charting Personal Consciousness Track |
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Two: Effective Coping Skills |
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An overview of stress, stress management and burn out and specific ways to cope with them; emphasis is given to discerning the attitudinal sources of stress that are distorted and unhealthy with some coaching on relaxation and prayer. Topics include: Overview of Stress, Stress Management and Burn Out Stress Inventory Relaxation Techniques Prayer Vision Therapy: An Attitudinal Change Program Vision of Self: Dynamics of Self-Concept Vision of Others |
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Three: Sexuality Program |
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A process of understanding and appreciating sexuality and getting in touch with one's psychosexual dynamics; exploration of three major aspects—one's choice of vocation or state of life, issues in relationships and the management of sexual energies. |
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Topics include: Getting In Touch With One's Sexuality Tracing Psychosexual History Stages of Psychosexual Development Discernment of Vocation Relationship Inventory Managing Sexual Energies |
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Four: Relationship Enhancement |
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A program that coaches participants in the art and skill of making relationships healthy; stress is given to effective communication and its role in peaceful conflict resolution. |
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Topics include: Keys to a Healthy Relationship Relationship Inventory Personal Nature and Styles (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) Effective Communication Roadblocks to Communication Empathy Active Listening Confrontation/Assertion Conflict Resolution |
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Five: Empowerment |
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A reflection of one's source of power and ways by which one can empower both self and others; empowerment in three specific institutions are explored—family, school and organizations. Topics include: On Personal Power The Power of Vision Formulating Personal Mission On Empowering Others Healthy Parenting An Integrated and Holistic Approach to Values Education Leading With Honor |
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Six: Basic Counseling Skills |
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The Orientation and practice of basic skills in the conduct of individual counseling. Topics include: The Counseling Process Qualities and Behaviors of Effective and Ineffective Counselors Communication Skills The Management of Emotions Counseling Interventions Psychoanalytic Approach Behavior Modification Rational Emotive Therapy The Clarifying Response Ethics in Counseling The Religious Dimension of Counseling |
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Seven: Parenting: Your Greatest Gift For Your Greatest Love |
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An overview of the basic requisites in parenting and the important dimensions in the psychosocial development of children, based on the book, Your Greatest Gift For Your Greatest Love. |
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Topics include: Orientation to Your Greatest Gift For Your Greatest Love Framework Parenting as a Role and Choice The Person of the Parent The Goal of Parenting Parenting as a Collaborative Effort The First Gift: Forming Positive and Healthy Self-Worth The Second Gift: Cultivating Healthy Sexuality The Third Gift: Teaching Effective Coping Skills The Fourth Gift: Building Children's Character |
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Eight: Training of Trainers For Parent Enrichment |
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A follow-up to parenting, where parents and teachers who feel called to minister to those caring for and nurturing children, are oriented and trained to utilize the book, Your Greatest Gift For Your Greatest Love, as training material and guide. Topics include: Orientation to the Framework of the Parenting Guidebook The Total Person Experiential Learning Process Practicum and Critiquing Guidelines for Facilitator Responses Conducting a Lecture Strategizing a Parent Enrichment Program |
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Nine: Heart Sense: Guide to Emotional Wellness |
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A program that teaches one to appreciate and befriend emotions and sharpens one's ability to respond to the invitation of each emotion. Topics include: The World of Emotions—Its Nature and Management In Pursuit of Happiness Loneliness as a Spiritual Quest The Art of Purposeful Anger Letting Go of Irrational Fears Freedom from Neurotic Guilt Grieving Well |
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About Values Development Consultancy
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Assists in the assessment, design and conduct of programs, as applied to either classroom teaching or organizational development, specifically in the aspect of values development. Helps in teaching and reviewing the conduct of integrating valuing processes in various subject areas; advises also human resource personnel in the planning of value-oriented processes, particularly in the aspect of aligning worker's personal value system with the vision and core values of the institution. Conducts this as a course in Miriam Graduate School—The Facilitation of the Dynamics of Values Development. Serves as both the editor of the valuing process aspect and the contributor of modules for the four sourcebooks of the Asia Pacific Network for International and Values Education (APNIEVE): Learning to Live Together in Peace and Harmony; Learning To Be—A Holistic and Integrated Approach to Values Education for Human Development; Learning To Do; Values for Learning and Working Together in a Global World; and Learning To Know |
About Program Designing
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Designs and writes programs and modules according to various needs of institutions, some of which are: 1. A three-year formation program for candidates of the Salesian Religious Order: a. Junior Year: Making Connections b. Senior Year: Breaking Free c. Pre-Postulancy: Empowered 2. A five-part formation program for lay missionaries of the Asian Region Mission (ARM): a. Mission Awareness Program (A Weekend Orientation Seminar) b. Discernment Phase (An Individually-Guided Retreat Process and A Community-Assisted Discernment Program c. Mission Preparation (An Orientation Seminar and Self-Management Workshop) d. Leadership for the Pastoral Care of Missioners (A Five-Day Training Program) e. Post-Mission Phase (A Program for Re-entry and Re-integration) 3. An enrichment program for families that are community-based, sponsored by Consuelo Foundation. Teamed with Miriam Graduate School, we have come up with the following: a. The Family Life Enrichment Workshop (FLEW) Program b. Training Manual for Facilitators of FLEW 4. Teacher Training Modules for the Secondary Education Development Program (SEDP) of the Department of Education, Culture and Sports: a. Human Intimacy: Psychosocial Dynamics of Personal and Interpersonal Relations b. The Clarification and Integration of Values c. The Development of Self-Concept d. The Development of Human Creativity e. Instrumental Skills and Values Development (co-author Belen Mandin) f. Home-School Partnership (to be published) |
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For more information, inquiries on workshop-seminars or books email here. |