#socpsych

[hrlnsstuff]

hi everyone! im sharing a glimpse of the group facilitation experiences i’ve attended as a psychology student. i hope you enjoy watching! ror

[hrlnsstuff]

the last group facilitation i attended was with group gray, and it was a meaningful and engaging experience!!

[hrlnsstuff]

the next facilitation we had was “helping.” it wasn’t the usual facilitation where we needed to do a lot of physical activities like running and such, but what we really did was a first aid activity to learn the basic first aid responses. it was really helpful

[hrlnsstuff]

next is our group facilitation, kami ang nag conduct sa program. before the program started, stressful kaayo kay wala jud mi enough time to prepare even ni sayo mi, daghan kaayo og unexpected happenings. pero bisan ana, i think it was successful and fun. i also love that it was my first time to be part of making a program-very fulfilling jud, bucket list check.

sksksksksks!!

[hrlnsstuff]

during the program, nag chanting mi, pero ang pinaka na remember nako kay ang chant sa group 6: “rosmar, rosmar, masarap, masarap!!” legit, masarap si rosmar. lingaw kaayo kay different activity nasd. during sa game, ako ang runner and na-slide ko, sakit jud akong lawas pero lingaw gihapon. nag act sad mi gamit og random things.

- rosmar, rosmar, masarap, masaraaap!!!📢

[hrlnsstuff]

an engaging group session exploring social beliefs, challenging assumptions, and fostering open-minded conversations.

[hrlnsstuff]

"through my friends, i realized that fitting in feels good—but being authentic feels better."

this lesson made me realize that true friendship should not pressure me to change who i am. while it is natural to conform at times, i learned that it is more important to stay true to my values and make my own decisions, even when i am with my friends.

[siadizon]

#SocPsych Buddies. Let's finish this last requirements. Aja! @betaaany @ynahalfonso