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Published December 12, 2017 at 1080 × 647 in Seeing Social Work in the Philippines through a Psychosocial Lens: MAGIS at NASWEI book launch

NASWEI President, Dr Melba L. Manapol; and VP – Visayas, Ms. Rose Sequitin with representatives of MAGIS: Kathy Ponce (Managing Director), Miah Tanchoco (Assistant Director for Program Management), Adi Santos (Communications Officer)

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Today, we were at College of the Holy Spirit Manila for the 1st International Colloquium on Arts and Therapy (iCAT). Co-hosted by Srinakharinwirot University in Thailand, this event brought together both diverse and resonant perspectives on discussions about the therapeutic impact of the arts. In photo: Dr Lourdes K. Samson, Dean of the College, and convenor of iCAT; and beautifully hand-painted stage accents of indigenous weaving patterns.

Mark the second Saturdays of the month in your calendar: it’s when our self-care groups happen. The doors are open. You just have to walk on through 🌱 the next one is on February 9. 10 AM.

Friends, we're coming for you! Who will we meet this year? What incredible stories and character are just waiting to bloom from them, a celebration of their life so far (all 6 to 12 years of it, that is!) ? Our annual creative summer day camp for kids is back this April 22, and June 3. Stay tuned because we are announcing full details and opening registration REAL SOON! ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Bring out the best of you this year through self-expression and self-care. Stay tuned for our calendar of activities for 2019! What are you hoping to see on our calendar?

Our wish for you is to find a safe space, and a tribe. A friend in the creativity within you. A friend of whom to grow alongside. 🌴🌴 Our monthly groups intend to be that safe space where you find people you can resonate or journey with, and where you can re-discover your inner resilience and creativity. Self-care can be simple, and it can start with carving time this January 12, 10 - 11 AM, at our next support group for self-care. Register through link in bio

Current #mood: the rhythm of sunset. A period of change, but with unexpected grace. Contrasting hues. Lightness and darkness coexisting. What's your rhythm these first few weeks of the year? We'd love to hear from you at the circle: join us for the first Head On Groups session of the year. 🌱 Prioritize you, carve time for self-care. More details through link in bio

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