With the St . Joseph Foundation for Children and the Aging, UGAT gave a formation seminar for children of the separated and the abandoned. This was held last August 13, 2005.
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- Ugat is an apostolate for grassroots families. It conducts its ministry through psychological interventions and family systematic approaches. Since it deals with the disadvantaged sector of society, it aggressively monitors human rights issues which may grossly disenfranchise them. The cause of advocacy is close to its heart. Ordinarily though, enrichment and curative services are offered to this sector which composes the largest segment of the national population.
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November
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- PSI for Teachers continued...
- Mining for Gold
- The Need for Counsel
- September Fun
- Last August 11, 2006, UGAT gave a "Psycho-spiritua...
- PUGAD
- Peer Counseling Seminar
- A Nation of Heroes
- First Half of the Summer
- In solidarity with the Disaster Survivors
- March is here...
- Macau-Hong Kong
- Valentine Week
- A Tribute to Filipino Heroes
- New Year!!!
- Last weeks of the year!!!
- Psycho-spiritual Integration for Teachers
- Advanced Counseling for the Poor
- Mission to Migrants in Malaysia and Singapore
- Zamboanga Seminars
- Basic Counseling for the Poor
- Peer Counseling
- In line with UGAT's service for migrant families, ...
- Basic Counseling Seminar
- Minang Minamahal
- Family Intervention Seminar for Social Development...
- More poetry from FISDW seminar
- Mayroong Bagong Pag-asa
- Counseling for the Poor Seminar
- InterCore Group Formation Program
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Henri Nouwen on Counseling
How do we know that we are not deluding ourselves, that we are not selecting those words that best fit our passions, that we are not just listening to the voice of our own imagination?...Who can determine if [our] feelings and insights are leading [us] in the right direction?Our God is greater than our own heart and mind, and too easily we are tempted to make our heart’s desires and our mind’s speculations into the will of God. Therefore, we need a guide, a director, a counselor who helps us to distinguish between the voice of God and all other voices coming from our own confusion or from dark powers far beyond our control.We need someone who encourages us when we are tempted to give it all up, to forget it all, to just walk away in despair. We need someone who discourages us when we move too rashly in unclear directions or hurry proudly to a nebulous goal. We need someone who can suggest to us when to read and when to be silent, which words to reflect upon and what to do when silence creates much fear and little peace.