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The document outlines a Student Nurses Activity Plan for a cognitive therapy session in a psych ward, focusing on enhancing cognitive functioning in elderly patients through interactive activities. The main activity, 'Ball Balance Coordination,' aims to improve concentration, hand-eye coordination, and social interaction among participants. Materials and methods for conducting the activity are detailed, along with expected outcomes of improved engagement and satisfaction among participants.

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Activity Plan

The document outlines a Student Nurses Activity Plan for a cognitive therapy session in a psych ward, focusing on enhancing cognitive functioning in elderly patients through interactive activities. The main activity, 'Ball Balance Coordination,' aims to improve concentration, hand-eye coordination, and social interaction among participants. Materials and methods for conducting the activity are detailed, along with expected outcomes of improved engagement and satisfaction among participants.

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PPCI-BSN-SNWAP-O923-00

PALAWAN POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, INC.


Manalo Extension, Barangay Milagrosa
PUERTO PRINCESA CITY
COLLEGE OF NURSING

STUDENT NURSES ACTIVITY PLAN


HOSPITAL / FACILITY: PSYCH WARD

❖ TYPE OF THERAPY:
Cognitive Therapy
❖ DEFINITION: Cognitive therapy is a type of psychotherapy that helps patients identify and modify dysfunctional
thoughts, beliefs, and behaviors, often used to enhance memory, problem-solving, coordination, and attention

❖ GENERAL OBJECTIVES:
• To enhance the cognitive functioning of elderly patients through engaging, interactive activities.
• To stimulate attention, memory, and problem-solving skills.
• To promote social interaction and cooperation among participants.
❖ LEARNING OUTCOME:
• By the end of the activity, participants will demonstrate improved focus, coordination, and teamwork, with increased
engagement and responsiveness during cognitive exercises.

❖ NAME OF ACTIVITY: "BALL BALANCE COORDINATION"

❖ PURPOSE:
To enhance concentration, hand-eye coordination, and group cooperation among elderly participants, supporting cognitive and
physical rehabilitation.

❖ BENEFIT FOR THE PATIENT:


• Stimulates cognitive processes such as focus and planning.
• Encourages physical movement and fine motor control.
• Promotes socialization and teamwork, reducing isolation.
• Increases motivation and enjoyment in therapy sessions

❖ MATERIALS NEEDED:
• Round cardboard tray with a central hole
• Small plastic balls (ping pong balls)
• Foam handles (for holding strings)
• Basket (to catch the balls)

❖ NO OF PARTICIPANTS: 4–6 participants per session

❖ METHOD/ PROCEDURE:
❖ 1. Arrange chairs in a circle and have each participant hold one foam handle connected to the suspended tray.
❖ 2. Place several balls on the tray.
❖ 3. Participants must work together to balance the tray and guide a ball into the central hole, allowing it to drop into the
basket below.
❖ 4. Repeat the activity with different ball colors or change the difficulty by adjusting the tray height or ball quantity.
❖ 5. Encourage verbal communication and teamwork.

PLEASE KEEP THIS AS PART OF THE REQUIREMENT.


PPCI-BSN-SNWAP-O923-00

❖ PATIENT’S OUTCOME:
• Participants showed improved concentration and coordination. They were actively engaged, communicated effectively, and
expressed enjoyment and satisfaction with the group activity.

TEAM LEADER: Mike Yves O. Saclet GROUP NO: 5


DATE: May 25, 2025

CLNICAL INSTRUCTOR: Wilhelmina Ledesma RN

PLEASE KEEP THIS AS PART OF THE REQUIREMENT.

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