Brief Psychological Service Program: A Person-Centered, Person-Empowered Approach to Training and Short-Therapy

The Brief Psychological Services Program (BPS) was organized to provide psychological support to Filipinos and empower them to effectively cope with the psychological distress during the pandemic. BPS is not an emergency crisis response nor formal mental health treatment, but rather follows a second...

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Main Authors: Mesa, Maria Lourdes Rosita A, Lina, Sofia Grace A
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spelling ph-ateneo-arc.bulatao-conferences-10012023-01-31T02:26:25Z Brief Psychological Service Program: A Person-Centered, Person-Empowered Approach to Training and Short-Therapy Mesa, Maria Lourdes Rosita A Lina, Sofia Grace A The Brief Psychological Services Program (BPS) was organized to provide psychological support to Filipinos and empower them to effectively cope with the psychological distress during the pandemic. BPS is not an emergency crisis response nor formal mental health treatment, but rather follows a secondary prevention model that aims to address a varied range of distressing reactions and experiences during the pandemic through 1 or 2 sessions. The BPS sessions aim to provide psychological safety, calm, and connectedness within the BPS sessions through establishing therapeutic alliance; and elicit a sense of self-efficacy and hope through the provision of skill-building, problem solving, or perspective-shifting conversations within sessions. The program recruits BPS responders who are graduate-level students in psychology with basic knowledge about counseling and various therapeutic models and techniques and who are likely better equipped to handle a broad range of clients experiencing distress. Some clients who may be identified as requiring severe and urgent care may be referred out for immediate and intensive treatment. The BPS model theorizes a cycle of psychological support and empowerment such that when responders experience these conditions within training, they can provide the same for their clients. Responses of clients’ experiences of BPS will be discussed. 2021-01-01T08:00:00Z text https://archium.ateneo.edu/bulatao-conferences/2 Conferences Archīum Ateneo Clinical Psychology Counseling Psychology Psychology Social and Behavioral Sciences
institution Ateneo De Manila University
building Ateneo De Manila University Library
continent Asia
country Philippines
Philippines
content_provider Ateneo De Manila University Library
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topic Clinical Psychology
Counseling Psychology
Psychology
Social and Behavioral Sciences
spellingShingle Clinical Psychology
Counseling Psychology
Psychology
Social and Behavioral Sciences
Mesa, Maria Lourdes Rosita A
Lina, Sofia Grace A
Brief Psychological Service Program: A Person-Centered, Person-Empowered Approach to Training and Short-Therapy
description The Brief Psychological Services Program (BPS) was organized to provide psychological support to Filipinos and empower them to effectively cope with the psychological distress during the pandemic. BPS is not an emergency crisis response nor formal mental health treatment, but rather follows a secondary prevention model that aims to address a varied range of distressing reactions and experiences during the pandemic through 1 or 2 sessions. The BPS sessions aim to provide psychological safety, calm, and connectedness within the BPS sessions through establishing therapeutic alliance; and elicit a sense of self-efficacy and hope through the provision of skill-building, problem solving, or perspective-shifting conversations within sessions. The program recruits BPS responders who are graduate-level students in psychology with basic knowledge about counseling and various therapeutic models and techniques and who are likely better equipped to handle a broad range of clients experiencing distress. Some clients who may be identified as requiring severe and urgent care may be referred out for immediate and intensive treatment. The BPS model theorizes a cycle of psychological support and empowerment such that when responders experience these conditions within training, they can provide the same for their clients. Responses of clients’ experiences of BPS will be discussed.
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author Mesa, Maria Lourdes Rosita A
Lina, Sofia Grace A
author_facet Mesa, Maria Lourdes Rosita A
Lina, Sofia Grace A
author_sort Mesa, Maria Lourdes Rosita A
title Brief Psychological Service Program: A Person-Centered, Person-Empowered Approach to Training and Short-Therapy
title_short Brief Psychological Service Program: A Person-Centered, Person-Empowered Approach to Training and Short-Therapy
title_full Brief Psychological Service Program: A Person-Centered, Person-Empowered Approach to Training and Short-Therapy
title_fullStr Brief Psychological Service Program: A Person-Centered, Person-Empowered Approach to Training and Short-Therapy
title_full_unstemmed Brief Psychological Service Program: A Person-Centered, Person-Empowered Approach to Training and Short-Therapy
title_sort brief psychological service program: a person-centered, person-empowered approach to training and short-therapy
publisher Archīum Ateneo
publishDate 2021
url https://archium.ateneo.edu/bulatao-conferences/2
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