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    Pagpapatnubay: (Filipino Counseling)

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    This document describes the process of Filipino counseling or "pagpapatnubay". It involves 6 stages: 1) developing rapport through non-verbal communication and assessment, 2) storytelling to build trust, 3) openly discussing the problem, 4) involving the counselor in problem-solving by viewing it as shared, 5) clarifying possible solutions together, and 6) terminating the relationship once the counselee can address problems independently. The process emphasizes empathy, acceptance and emotional involvement between counselor and counselee to resolve issues.

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    Pagpapatnubay: (Filipino Counseling)

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    This document describes the process of Filipino counseling or "pagpapatnubay". It involves 6 stages: 1) developing rapport through non-verbal communication and assessment, 2) storytelling to build trust, 3) openly discussing the problem, 4) involving the counselor in problem-solving by viewing it as shared, 5) clarifying possible solutions together, and 6) terminating the relationship once the counselee can address problems independently. The process emphasizes empathy, acceptance and emotional involvement between counselor and counselee to resolve issues.

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    This document describes the process of Filipino counseling or "pagpapatnubay". It involves 6 stages: 1) developing rapport through non-verbal communication and assessment, 2) storytelling to build trust, 3) openly discussing the problem, 4) involving the counselor in problem-solving by viewing it as shared, 5) clarifying possible solutions together, and 6) terminating the relationship once the counselee can address problems independently. The process emphasizes empathy, acceptance and emotional involvement between counselor and counselee to resolve issues.

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    Pagpapatnubay: (Filipino Counseling)

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    PAGPAPATNUBAY

    (Filipino Counseling)
    PAGPAPATNUBAY
    • Is the term given to Filipino counseling.

    • The root word is patnubay ( to guide )

    • The other Filipino terms can be used like gabay, payo,


    akay or even coined words which will connote “
    counsel” but she choose patnubay over the other
    Filipino words meaning GUIDANCE because patnubay
    seems to connote something deeper like the
    expression “ patnubayan ka nawa ng maykapal ….”
    (meaning to be guided so as to be enlightened).
    MGA
    HAKBANGIN
    • PAKIKIRAMDAM
    • PAKUWENTO-KUWENTO
    • PAGLALAHAD NG
    SULIRANIN
    • UGNAYAN
    • PAGLILINAW
    • PAGWAWAKAS
    1. PAKIKIRAMDAM
    • This is the stage when both counselor and
    counselee try “ to connect” by means of non
    verbal communication that is developing rapport
    through non-verbal.

    • The counselee will mentally assess the


    counselor. Filipinos by nature are intuitive and
    this intuitiveness will be used for assessment.
    Can this counselor be trusted? Pwede ba itong
    makipalagayang loob? Loob is a Filipino concept
    and in this context is used to mean ‘innermost.’
    • The counselee would like the counselor to
    be one with him and this, he should feel
    (maramdaman). Although “dama”
    suggests feeling, this is to be understood
    in a more basic sense than that implied in
    emotionality. It is the underlying structure
    of emotivity ( pakiramdam ) as stressed by
    Fr. Miranda in his book LOOB- The Filipino
    Within.
    The Counselor behaves in such a way that the
    counselee feels that ‘ nakikiisa ako sa iyo’ and ‘ hindi
    ka iba sa akin….Pwede mo akong makapalagayang
    loob.

    With relationship strategies- empathy,


    acceptance, listening, trust, rapport established, the
    counselee feels that ‘sasakay’ ang counselor sa
    problema o ano man ang bumabagabag sa akin.
    2. PAKUWENTO-KUWENTO
    • This is developing rapport on the verbal level.
    Sometimes the counselee goes around the bush
    (paligoy-ligoy). Talagang kuwentuhan muna bago
    pag-usapan ang problema. ( Talaga yatang ugaling
    Pinoy yaong magbigay muna ng pasakalye ).
    Sometimes the counselee will start by saying that it
    is a problem of his friend or brother/sister/cousin but
    after ‘pakuwento-kuwento’ will blurt out “ alam ninyo
    ma’am, ganoon din ang problema ko”.

    • The number one response on the question “ pag


    nagsasabi ka ng problema, paano mo sisimulan
    ito?” is ‘ Pakuwento-kuwento’.
    3. PAGLALAHAD NG
    SULIRANIN
    • At this stage, the counselee is free to discuss his
    problem with his counselor. Kapalagayang loob na niya
    ang tagapatnubay (Counselor). Kung minsan ay may
    mga pinapatnubayan (Counselee) na nahihiyang
    magsabi ng kanilang mga suliranin lalo na ang mga ito,
    sa tingin nila ay makabababa ng kanilang pagkatao. Ang
    ginagawa ng tagapatnubay dito ay inaalalayan ang mga
    pinapatnubayan (counselees) sa pagsasalaysay ng
    kanilang problema. Sa ganitong paraan ay maiibsan ng
    kabigatan ang dinadalang problema at dumarating sa
    puntos na hindi na ikahihiya ito (problema).
    4. UGNAYAN
    • This stage is Filipinong-filipino. Here the
    difference between western orientation and the
    Filipino way becomes distinct. The western
    counselor thinks along this line “ Your problem”. I
    am to help, I empathize but I don’t become
    involved in your problem while the Filipino
    counselor- problema natin, ating pag-usapan,
    gagawa tayo ng paraan, ipaplano natin ito. The
    counselor is involved in the problem, perhaps
    emotional involvement too. It is touching that
    someone is sharing the problem.
    5. PAGLILINAW
    • Ang hakbang na ito ang pag-apuhap ng mga
    solusyon sa problema. Gaya ng ikaapat na
    hakbang, magkatuwang ang counselor at
    counselee sa pagmumuni-muni ng mga
    karampatang solusyon. Magkakaroon ng linaw
    matapos nilang himayin ang problema at bigyan
    ng nararapat na solusyon. Kahit sinasabi natin na
    sila ay magkatuwang, ang pinapatnubayan
    (Counselee) pa rin ang nagpapasya ng
    karampatang lunas kaagapay niya ang tagapatnubay
    (Counselor).
    6. PAGWAWAKAS
    • This last step is the termination of the
    counseling relationship.

    • The counselor will end the relationship if


    he/she feels that the counselee has developed
    a sense of self, pagsasarili, that the counselee
    has become autonomous capable of
    generated and self-constructive actions.

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