Safe Space PH

10/09/2026

Your story isn't over; there is always hope beyond this chapter 📖

10/09/2026

Your presence could be someone's reason to stay. Choose kindness.

19/08/2026

“Our responsibility also extends to how we respond and what we share. In moments of tragedy, pause before posting or forwarding. Avoid sharing graphic photos or videos, unverified information, rumors, or speculation. Protect the privacy and dignity of students, families, and communities affected.

What we share can either contribute to further distress or help create a safer, more respectful space for recovery.”

We extend our concern to those who were directly affected, including the families of those who lost their lives and those who continue to recover. We hope they are met with safety, care, and compassion in the days ahead.

In responding to school violence, our focus must extend beyond the immediate incident - and beyond blame.

School violence is complex. There is rarely one cause, one explanation, or one solution. Prevention is a shared responsibility—across families, schools, communities, mental health professionals, child protection systems, institutions, and policymakers.

Prevention means strengthening protection, recognizing concerns early, supporting young people, building safer environments, and responding responsibly when violence occurs.

Our responsibility also extends to how we respond and what we share. In moments of tragedy, pause before posting or forwarding. Avoid sharing graphic photos or videos, unverified information, rumors, or speculation. Protect the privacy and dignity of students, families, and communities affected.

What we share can either contribute to further distress or help create a safer, more respectful space for recovery.

We invite everyone to read the Psychological Association of the Philippines’ full statement:

“School Violence: Understanding Risk, Prevention, and Well-Being Among Children and Adolescents.”

Read the full statement through the QR code or here:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Gm9oywXXj/?mibextid=wwXIfr

10/08/2026

There is a unique kind of relief that comes when the weight of holding it all inside is finally met with genuine understanding.

Carl Rogers reminds us that when we give a person our full presence—without rushing to fix, judge, or advise—we create a space for them to feel safe enough to just be 😊.

22/07/2026

Ever logged on to check just one thing, only to find yourself scrolling for hours? 🫣

That "empty" feeling afterward? That’s what we call . Swipe to find out why it happens—and how you can take back your focus today!

21/07/2026

Safe Space is honored to renew our formal collaboration with Sacred Heart School - Ateneo de Cebu 🤝

Mental health is the foundation for learning, growth, and personal development. We’re proud to continue offering a compassionate and professional space for the Ateneo community 🦅

14/07/2026

Is psychology as simple as it seems? 🤔

Viral "pop psychology" makes mental health easy to discuss, and it often oversimplifies the real story. Swipe to discover why human psychology is far more complex than a quick social media clip—and learn how to separate facts from fiction.

14/07/2026

We are proud to announce that SAFE SPACE is the official mental health provider of the NU Cebu Community 💙💛

This collaboration underscores our shared commitment to providing mental health support for students and the academic community.

Following our official MOA signing on June 23, 2026, followed by a wonderful site visit on July 3, 2026.

We extend our sincere gratitude to the NU Cebu administration for entrusting SAFE SPACE to foster growth, resilience, and well-being within the community.

10/07/2026

In response to the Binaliw trashslide incident on January 8, 2026, SAFE SPACE organized three psychoeducation and wellness sessions centered on trauma and grief to support the community’s recovery under SOS International.

We met with residents on May 30, June 20, and July 4 to help them process their loss and foster resilience and inner strength.

23/06/2026

AT THE MOMENT:

Dr. Enrique Felisario II is conducting a mental health talk entitled “Inclusive Education: Managing Students with Special Needs”.

The seminar highlights the definitions of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and how educators can properly approach students with or .