Republic of the Philippines
PALAWAN STATE UNIVERSITY
College of Nursing and Health Sciences
Tiniguiban Heights, Puerto Princesa City
THERAPY GENERAL SPECIFIC OBJECTIVE INDICATION ACTIVITIES RATIONALE
OBJECTIVE
DANCE THERAPY Help individuals Promotes Autism 1. Jumping rhythms 1. Research has found that those with
achieve psychotherapeutic depression show a decreased level of
Is a psychotherapeutic Anxiety
emotional, usage of body vertical movements, so jumping may
use of movement to 2. Snapping of hands
cognitive, movements. Mental be introduced for those with
promote emmotioal,
physical, and retardation depressive symptoms.
social, cognitive and Clients will learn to
social Deaf and hearing 3. Shaking of hands
physical integration of express his ideas,
integration. impaired 2. Increase muscular strength of hands
idividual. thoughts and feelings
through their motor Eating disorders 4. Clapping
3. Shaking is a way to release stress
activity.
Posttraumatic from your muscles, lubricate joints
Enhances interaction stress disorder 5. Kicking and get your circulatio going. It
and communication relieves anxiety and reduces tension.
Parkinson’s disease
pattern.
6. Flexing of hands and legs
Depression
Improves self- 4. According to several well
confidence and Social phobia established healig modalities, hands
7. Swaying
contentment. and palms have numerous reflex
Obsessive-
points that when stimulated engage
Relieves tension, compulsive
the body’s healing response and
stress, anxiety and disorder
prompt a gradual iprovement in any
worries.
type of ailment.
Serves as a sort of Dissociative 5. Relieve stress with leg and
enjoyment and disorders abdominal building moves, stress
entertainment. reliever
Body dysmorphia
Exhibits talents and
Learning 6. Boost blood circulation and
abilities of the
disabilities enhances flexibility
clients.
ADD / ADHD
Channelizes the 7. Improve balance
emotional experiences Schizophrenia /
into expression of psychotic disorders
body movements. Borderline
personality
disorder
Low self-esteem
Chronic stress
Dementia /
cognitive decline
Grief and loss
Feelings of
loneliness
PREPARED BY: MAGANAN, SABRINA
ALLI, STEPHANNIE