Around the globe, Labor Attaches work tirelessly to safeguard the welfare of Filipinos on foreign soil. Their job description knows no bounds, extending even beyond retirement.
“There’s no hope in war, no true victor–only suffering and despair.”
War is a vicious cycle of violence where no one truly wins, tearing families apart, robbing young people of their future, and spreading hatred. If everyone desires peace, why can’t we stop wars?
“Our Body keeps score.”
This is a phrase that perfectly describes how trauma lingers deep within our subconsciousness, surfacing only during times of specific distress.
Trauma can linger long after the initial event, affecting our bodies and minds in profound ways.
When unresolved trauma surfaces, it can trigger fear-driven responses with potentially dire consequences.
The Philippines is prone to natural calamities that devastate structures and destroy lives. In the aftermath of such disasters, many communities are left disheveled and in desperate need of aid.
Join Bureau of Immigration Spokesperson, Ms. Dana Sandoval, as she explains the ins and outs of visas on this episode of Bantay OCW with Susan K.
Aside from the big demand for seafarers to be always focused and alert, they also face harassment and bullying by their fellows. But they can protect themselves and still keep their jobs.
How deeply can a traumatic event affect a person? If you asked someone you know, or even a random stranger, the chances are their answers would vary. Rightfully so one person’s trauma can differ from another’s.
As the final day of the Regional Convention at the SMX Convention Center draws to a close, convention delegates bid farewell to a three-day program that emphasized the value of pure worship and how maintaining it can bring peace of mind and hope for a brighter future.
Who should one turn to if they need help in dealing with their mental health, a psychologist or a psychiatrist? Why is it important to distinguish one from the other?
