ST.

MARY’S COLLEGE OF TAGUM, INC

National Highway, Tagum City, 8100 Davao del Norte, Philippines SMCTI
Email Address: nsgprogram@smctagum.edu.ph
Tel. No.: (084) 216 – 6205; Telefax: (084) 655 - 9028 QTIME
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ACTIVITY PLAN
S. Y 2022-2023

TITLE OF ACTIVITY MORNING & AFTERNOON SNACKS FOR RESIDENTS ON PSYCHIATRIC

: NURSING DUTY OF RLE GROUPS A3 & B1
Date & Day May 29 - June 2, 2023
: Monday to Friday
Venue Luntiang Paraiso Rehabilitation Center
:
Organizer/Activity Partner(s) A3 & B1 Nursing Students
:
Participant(s) 67 Residents of Luntiang Paraiso
:

BUDGETARY REQUIREMENTS
DATE MORNING SNACKS AFTERNOON SNACKS
Day 1 - May 29, 2023 Apple Monde Special Mamon
Minute Maid Juice Ice Candy
Day 2 - May 30, 2023 Minute Burger Empanada
C2 Juice Kalamansi Juice
Day 3 - May 31, 2023 Sandwich Pizza
Minute Maid Juice C2 Juice
Day 4 - June 1, 2023 Pinaypay Bibingka
Buko Juice Kalamansi Juice
Day 5 - June 2, 2023 Puto Arrozcaldo
C2 Juice Water
Prepared by: Approved by:

MARIA CAMILA JULIA Q. PALMA GIL LHEVINNE P. GENETIALIZA, RN

A3 RLE Beadle BSN 3 RLE Coordinator

ACTIVITY PLAN
S.Y 2022-2023
TITLE OF ACTIVITY Cooperative Games
PAASCU Accredited : (Pinoy Henyoan Paint MeofAImmigration
Bureau Picture)Accredited Department of Education
Accredited Level II: AB, Education & Business Administration Programs Authority to Accept Foreign Students School ID Number
Accredited Level III: Basic Education Department AAFS No. SBM-2014-060 405383
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National Highway, Tagum City, 8100 Davao del Norte, Philippines SMCTI
Email Address: nsgprogram@smctagum.edu.ph
Tel. No.: (084) 216 – 6205; Telefax: (084) 655 - 9028 QTIME
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Theme Promoting Awareness, Diversity, and Therapeutic Approach Through

: Client-Centered Care
Date & Day May 30, 2023
: Tuesday

Time 1 PM
:
Venue Luntiang Paraiso Regional Rehabilitation Center
: New Corella, Davao del Norte
Organizer/Activity Partner(s) Bachelor of Science in Nursing 3rd Year Students
: St. Mary’s College of Tagum, Inc.
List of Committee(s) RLE 3A3 Group Members
: Go, Shaina Ernestine M.
Palma Gil, Maria Camila Julia
Suico, Samantha Grace
Enriquez, Mary Carmilyn
Madelo, Rizzane
Sumangil, Leila
Ampilan, Lorie Mae
Davines, Kate Norbeth
Participant(s) 67 Residents from Luntiang Paraiso Rehabilitation Center
:
Special Guest(s) N/A
:
Rationale 1. To enhance and strengthen socialization among the residents
: through working in groups or teams which helps in reducing the
feeling of emptiness or loneliness of an individual.

2. To engage the residents in rehabilitating cognitive function

activities to positively impact and exercise their brains through fun
and engaging games.

3. To help the residents in engaging themselves in a fun environment

since it can further develop positive mindset, increase a higher level
of well-being, and improve mental health.
Objective(s) After 1 hour of doing the activity, the following objectives will be
: achieved:
1. To encourage personal growth and practice positive behavior
throughout the activities by upholding cooperation and
sportsmanship.
2. To foster problem-solving skills, kindness, and teamwork,
allowing healthy relationships with one another and
solidifying friendships and trust.
3. To be able to value social cooperation, empathize with each
other's feelings, and work together more smoothly to reach
PAASCU Accredited each other's desired outcomes.
Bureau of Immigration Accredited Department of Education
Accredited Level II: AB, Education & Business Administration Programs Authority to Accept Foreign Students School ID Number
Accredited Level III: Basic Education Department AAFS No. SBM-2014-060 405383
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National Highway, Tagum City, 8100 Davao del Norte, Philippines SMCTI
Email Address: nsgprogram@smctagum.edu.ph
Tel. No.: (084) 216 – 6205; Telefax: (084) 655 - 9028 QTIME
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Focused Value(s) Cooperation, Solidarity, Self-Responsibility, Essence of Teamwork

:
Activity Flow The following are the steps that will be followed in the conduct of the
activity
1. The residents will be divided into 5 groups before the game
begins.
2. Two people will be picked from each group to play the Pinoy
Henyo as an ice-breaker. They will be given 2 minutes to
guess the word.
3. Once the answer has been guessed, the whole team will
define the answer in their own way through playing Paint Me
A Picture.
4. Afterward, one of them will explain why they are able to
come up with the picture as a theme.
Material(s) Needed & Budgetary Printed Paper
Requirements
:

Prepared by: Approved by:

SHAINA ERNESTINE M. GO LHEVINNE P. GENETILIZA, RN

A3 Student Nurse BSN 3 RLE Coordinator

ACTIVITY PLAN
S.Y 2022-2023
TITLE OF ACTIVITY The Recovery Bridge Drawing
:
Theme “Visualizing How Far I’ve Come and I’ll Go Through Therapeutic Art
: Therapy”
Date &PAASCU
Day Accredited Bureau of Immigration Accredited Department of Education
Accredited Level II: AB, Education & Business Administration Programs Authority to Accept Foreign Students School ID Number
Accredited Level III: Basic Education Department AAFS No. SBM-2014-060 405383
 ST. MARY’S COLLEGE OF TAGUM, INC
National Highway, Tagum City, 8100 Davao del Norte, Philippines SMCTI
Email Address: nsgprogram@smctagum.edu.ph
Tel. No.: (084) 216 – 6205; Telefax: (084) 655 - 9028 QTIME
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:
Time
:

Venue Gymnasium or Hall

:
Organizer/Activity Partner(s) Clarice Corinne Asenjo
: Kisha Micha Lumikid
Hillary Espinosa
Angelica Baclayon
List of Committee(s)
:
Participant(s) Residents
:
Special Guest(s) N/A
:
Rationale This activity will help the patients to reflect on the past present and
: future. Where they have been with their substance abuse, where
they are now, and where they hope to reach in their recovery. This
visual prompt is meant to get clients to engage with the prospect of
making big changes in their lives.

Art is often a nonverbal process. Through art therapy, those in

recovery can explore, understand and resolve issues they may feel
uncomfortable talking in traditional talk sessions. They can safely feel
and process the full range of emotions surrounding their addiction
experience.
Objective(s) 1. The patient will be able to create a therapeutic artwork that
: best reflects their thoughts and ideals.
2. The patient will be able to acknowledge and express their
recovery journey.
3. The patient will be able to discuss their artwork in front of the
group.
Focused Value(s) Self-expression
: Creativity
Courage
Acceptance

Activity Flow  Introduction of the Activity

 Presenting of Objectives
 Giving instructions for the therapeutic art therapy
 The residents will be instructed to draw their own
interpretation of a recovery bridge.
 The bridge will be divided into three parts; Department of Education
Bureau of Immigration Accredited
PAASCU Accredited
Accredited Level II: AB, Education & Business Administration Programs Authority to Accept Foreign Students School ID Number
Accredited Level III: Basic Education Department AAFS No. SBM-2014-060 405383
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National Highway, Tagum City, 8100 Davao del Norte, Philippines SMCTI
Email Address: nsgprogram@smctagum.edu.ph
Tel. No.: (084) 216 – 6205; Telefax: (084) 655 - 9028 QTIME
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(1) the first end of the bridge will portray their past of
where they have been/life during substance abuse;
(2) on the center of the bridge they are expected to
draw where they are now (e.g. their emotions, what
they are doing inside the rehab center, what are the
changes they have seen in themselves);
(3) on the other end of the bridge, they are
encouraged to visualize where they hope to reach in
their recovery or after they finish their rehabilitation.
 Art making for 30 mins
 Asking of 2 volunteers to explain their artwork
 Rationalization of the activity
 Retrieval of pencils

Material(s) Needed & Budgetary Watercolor 35 pieces (by pair)

Requirements Paint Brush (67 pieces)
: Illustration Board (67 pieces)
Pencil (67 pieces)

Prepared by: Approved by:

CLARICE ASENJO LHEVINNE P. GENETILIZA, RN
B1 Student Nurse BSN 3 RLE Coordinator

ACTIVITY PLAN
S.Y 2021-2022
TITLE OF ACTIVITY Inside Out Activity
:
Theme Recognizing one's own genuine hues through the inner and outer self
:
Date & Day May 31, 2023
:
Time Bureau of Immigration Accredited Department of Education
PAASCU Accredited
Accredited Level II: AB, Education & Business Administration Programs Authority to Accept Foreign Students School ID Number
Accredited Level III: Basic Education Department AAFS No. SBM-2014-060 405383
 ST. MARY’S COLLEGE OF TAGUM, INC
National Highway, Tagum City, 8100 Davao del Norte, Philippines SMCTI
Email Address: nsgprogram@smctagum.edu.ph
Tel. No.: (084) 216 – 6205; Telefax: (084) 655 - 9028 QTIME
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Venue Lutiang Paraiso Rehabilitation Center

:
Organizer/Activity Partner(s) Mayor, Aiza
: Tantiado, Abegail
Simporious, Ma. Jasmine
Calang, Claire
Cangmaong, Vanessa

List of Committee(s)
:
Participant(s) Lutiang Paraiso Rehabilitation Center Residents
:
Special Guest(s)
:
Rationale Inside Out activity allows residents to make sense of their experience
: in relation to themselves.

Objective(s) 1. To boost self-awareness and performance through reflective

: activity.
2. To think about how to see the physical self and express what could
be invisible to the eye: interests, thoughts, and emotions.
Focused Value(s) Awareness, self development
:
Activity Flow Bring in a bunch of paper bags a nd crayons. Ask participants to
decorate the outside of their bags with words and images that
represent the self they show to the world. Decorate the inside of the
bag with words and images that represent the hidden qualities that
few people get to see.
Material(s) Needed & Budgetary Crayons & Paper Bag
Requirements
:

Prepared by: Approved by:

ABHIEGAIL TANTIADO LHEVINNE P. GENETILIZA, RN
B1 Student Nurse BSN 3 RLE Coordinator

PAASCU Accredited Bureau of Immigration Accredited Department of Education

Accredited Level II: AB, Education & Business Administration Programs Authority to Accept Foreign Students School ID Number
Accredited Level III: Basic Education Department AAFS No. SBM-2014-060 405383
 ST. MARY’S COLLEGE OF TAGUM, INC
National Highway, Tagum City, 8100 Davao del Norte, Philippines SMCTI
Email Address: nsgprogram@smctagum.edu.ph
Tel. No.: (084) 216 – 6205; Telefax: (084) 655 - 9028 QTIME
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ACTIVITY PLAN
S.Y 2022-2023
TITLE OF ACTIVITY Perfect Imperfections
:
Theme “Acknowledging Imperfections , Welcoming Change”
:
Date & Day
:
Time
:
PAASCU Accredited Bureau of Immigration Accredited Department of Education
Accredited Level II: AB, Education & Business Administration Programs Authority to Accept Foreign Students School ID Number
Accredited Level III: Basic Education Department AAFS No. SBM-2014-060 405383
 ST. MARY’S COLLEGE OF TAGUM, INC
National Highway, Tagum City, 8100 Davao del Norte, Philippines SMCTI
Email Address: nsgprogram@smctagum.edu.ph
Tel. No.: (084) 216 – 6205; Telefax: (084) 655 - 9028 QTIME
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Venue Gymnasium or Hall

:
Organizer/Activity Partner(s) Kisha Micha Lumikid
: Hillary Espinosa
List of Committee(s)
:
Participant(s) Residents
:
Special Guest(s) N/A
:
Rationale In this lecture, the residents will be guided to acknowledging their
: own imperfections and learn that the sooner we can own our own
imperfections, the sooner we can stop judging and honing in on the
imperfections in others.
Objective(s) After 1 hour lecture, the residents will learn the following:
:
1. Why Making Mistakes is Important in Life
2. Reasons why making mistakes is okay

3. How to recover from a mistake

Focused Value(s) Courage
: Acceptance

Activity Flow  Introduction of the Topic

 Presenting of Objectives
 Discussion
 Concluding Activity
On a piece of paper, write three to six sentences that state, “I might
be [something negative], but [something positive],” i.e., “I might lose
my temper easily, but I am learning not to take it out on others.”

Material(s) Needed & Budgetary Powerpoint Presentation

Requirements
:

Prepared by: Approved by:

KISHA MICHA LUMIKID LHEVINNE P. GENETILIZA, RN
B1 Student Nurse BSN 3 RLE Coordinator

PAASCU Accredited Bureau of Immigration Accredited Department of Education

Accredited Level II: AB, Education & Business Administration Programs Authority to Accept Foreign Students School ID Number
Accredited Level III: Basic Education Department AAFS No. SBM-2014-060 405383
 ST. MARY’S COLLEGE OF TAGUM, INC
National Highway, Tagum City, 8100 Davao del Norte, Philippines SMCTI
Email Address: nsgprogram@smctagum.edu.ph
Tel. No.: (084) 216 – 6205; Telefax: (084) 655 - 9028 QTIME
Quality Transformative Ignacian Marian Education Faith • Excellence • Service

NURSING PROGRAM

PAASCU Accredited Bureau of Immigration Accredited Department of Education

Accredited Level II: AB, Education & Business Administration Programs Authority to Accept Foreign Students School ID Number
Accredited Level III: Basic Education Department AAFS No. SBM-2014-060 405383