Training & Workshops
The Ateneo Bulatao Center has researched and designed psychological workshops and skills training in various contexts and sectors. The Ateneo Bulatao Center has conducted workshops and interventions for corporations, government units, and non-government organizations in the Philippines.
PROGRAM OFFERINGS FOR SCHOOLS AND NGOs
ONLINE PSYCHOLOGICAL FIRST AID TRAINING
By the end of the program, participants will be able to understand the principles in providing Psychological First Aid (PFA), describe the steps in conducting PFA, demonstrate the ability to conduct PFA.
CONNECTING THROUGH EMPATHIC COMMUNICATION SKILLS
This aims to equip the organization with knowledge on how to provide support to someone who is in distress. Discuss what psychological first aid is and what it is about. Learn the steps on how to provide psychological first aid. Identify the symptoms of stress and know when it is time to refer. Watch a simulation on how PFA is provided.
INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGICAL FIRST AID
This aims to equip the organization with knowledge on how to provide support to someone who is in distress. Discuss what psychological first aid is and what it is about. Learn the steps on how to provide psychological first aid. Identify the symptoms of stress and know when it is time to refer. Watch a simulation on how PFA is provided.
TUNING INTO THE BODY TO REGULATE FEELINGS
The COVID-19 pandemic has been negatively affecting us for almost two years. We continually experience emotional challenges related to our relationships, our work, and our personal lives. This can result in prolonged dips in mood. In this workshop, we present you with unique ways of coping through the use of somatic/body interventions with evidence-based strategies. Mind-body connection can be reinforced to promote ways in regulating our mood.
WHAT IS GOOD ABOUT FEELING BAD
There has been an increasing number of mental health difficulties brought upon by the pandemic. Most people try their best to adjust to varying conditions at school, work, and family life. We ultimately try to get rid of unpleasant thoughts and emotions to adapt better but only find ourselves in the same situation later on. In this workshop, learn how to navigate thoughts and emotions better, whether pleasant or unpleasant, to achieve balance and wholeness.
SELF-COMPASSION: A SKILL TOWARDS EMPOWERMENT, GROWTH, AND CONNECTION
Success is often defined by the impossible goals of perfectionism, competition, and overwork. However, this approach often leads us to feel powerless, insecure, burnt-out, and leads us to respond harshly to ourselves and others, especially when we experience making mistakes or encounter challenges and difficulties. Self-compassion leads us to a more realistic approach to success – one that empowers us to learn from mistakes and failures, have a realistic acknowledgement of our resources and competencies, and recognize our worth and our authentic selves. Our capacity to extend self-compassion to ourselves determines our ability to extend compassion to others. This online workshop introduces participants to self-compassion – a healthier way to respond when we encounter mistakes, when we think about perceived imperfections, and when we experience various challenges and stressors.
NAVIGATING DIFFICULT EMOTIONS WITH CHILDREN
An overview of the role parents play as their child experiences big emotions from challenging situations. The workshop is focused on introducing the toles of parents as allies or co-regulators, equipping them with strategies to help their child navigate difficult emotions.
COPING WITH GRIEF
Grieving is a common and natural reaction to any loss that brings on strong emotions. Acknowledging and understanding your grief will help you begin the healing process. This workshop aims to understand our personal experiences of grief and to learn ways to cope with the experience.



SEE OUR WORKSHOP OFFERINGS
If you are interested and would like to learn more about our workshops and training services, please feel free to email us at: bulataoworkshops.ls@ateneo.edu