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    The document describes a song therapy activity conducted with psychiatric patients using the song "Hawak Kamay" by Yeng Constantino. During the activity, patients were able to sing along and express themselves, becoming more energetic and cheerful. Certain lyrics resonated emotionally with patients and processing the meaning stimulated their memories. After the activity, patients reported feeling happier and relating to the message that problems are part of life and one must continue singing. Significant changes were observed in patients as they became more relaxed, lively, and engaged with others.

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    TABERNA, CATHERINE T.

    BSN 4-2 (G4)


    SONG THERAPY
    PATIENT’S WINDOW TO SELF EXPRESSION

    Let's get
    started...
    Title of the Song: HAWAK KAMAY
    Artist of the Song: YENG CONSTANTINO

    Reasons of choosing the song for this particular activity:

    We choose this song because it says that you’re not alone it gives hope to those people
    whose hopelessness, this song is one of the best song which inspire a lot of people not only for
    normal people but also for our psychiatric patient, Also, the song has a wonderful melody and
    tune that the patient can sing to which can easily sing and understand by individual, failures and
    frustrations were just means for us to be more stronger during those hard times.

    Personal views regarding the song as a therapeutic tool:

    The message of the song “hawak kamay” tells us that we are not alone in facing our
    problems in life, trials and challenges. There is always someone there for you to help you. Just
    like our families, friends and of course the Lord who can help us overcome the problems we
    face, by listening or singing this song you will realize that there’s someone out the there who’s
    having a hard problem than yours.

    Lyrics of the Song:


    Minsan madarama mo kay bigat ng problema
    Minsan mahihirapan ka at masasabing 'di ko na kaya
    Tumingin ka lang sa langit
    Baka sakaling may masusumpungan
    O 'di kaya ako'y tawagin
    PROCESSING THE ACTIVITY

    1. What were your significant observations on your patient during the song therapy?

    The patients were able to sing along with the song, express themselves through singing and
    bopping their heads, and after hearing the music, some of the patients were more energetic,
    lively, and cheerful. They’re also raising and waiving their hand while enjoying the music.

    2. What lines from the song did your patient manifest emotional reactions?

    'Wag mong sabihin nag-iisa ka


    Laging isipin may makakasama
    Narito ako oh, narito ako
    Hawak-kamay
    'Di kita iiwan sa paglakbay
    Dito sa mundong walang katiyakan
    Hawak-kamay
    'Di kita bibitawan sa paglalakbay

    3. How did you process the lyrics of the song with your patient?

    The song's lyrics have the ability to stimulate emotions among listeners. Patients have a great
    memory towards music. The song's tune and harmony made it easy to recall, while the lyrics
    were repeated throughout the song, making it much easier to memorize and remember.

    4. What new revelations did your patient had during and after the activity that you think is
    relevant to your patient’s condition?
    After the song therapy, we asked the patients how they felt during the activity we
    prepared for them, and the majority of them said that they were happy and felt more at ease
    hearing the song, they said that they relate with the lyrics of the song, and that they have realized
    that even there are problems, they also want to sing more because they’re enjoying singing life
    must go on.

    .5. Were there significant changes in your patient’s mental and emotional behavior? What
    were these noted changes?
    Our patients changed significantly, both cognitively and behaviorally; they became more relaxed
    and peaceful, livelier and happier; some of them also asked and talked to us happily, whereas
    they were insistent to sing along and participate at the start of the exercise.
    Grade: ____

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