Founded by Dr. Randy Dellosa, Life Change Recovery Center (LCRC) is a psychiatric facility and rehabilitation center for people suffering from schizophrenia, depression, addiction, and other unmanageable behaviors. It is located at #105 Scout Rallos Street, Brgy. Sacred Heart, Kamuning, Quezon City.
For further information about LCRC, you may contact 415-7964 or 415-6529. You may also visit www.randydellosa.com
Ironic day still. Demerit part 2..at least ngayon 8 hours nalang. I repeat, it may sound unfair, pero hindi naman kagustuhan ng isang tao na madamay yung iba. May dahilan naman eh.Anyways, napansin namin na ilang araw nang hindi nagkakaroon ng outdoor activity yung mga residents. Ayun. Shoot! Pareho pala kami na may sanction. Kung kami may demerit, sila naman may sanction for 7 days. Lahat sila walang privileges. Walang outdoor activity, walang TV, walang radio at eto ang masaklap-walang snacks. Katulad ng sa amin, may dahilan din kung bakit sila nabigyan ng sanction: bullying, hoarding ng medicine, papers tsaka pang-aagaw ng food. At katulad ng sa amin, wala ding exempted sa kanila. Walang privileges means one thing I think : BOREDOM.
At dahil dyan, naisip ni sir na magkaroon ng dance contest yung mga residents for the culminating activity. So dahil wala naman silang ginagawa, magppractice nalang sila. Shout for Joy yung sa first group, Happy naman sa Group two. For the dance contest, sila dapat yung mag-choreograph ng sayaw nila. We can suggest ng steps pero dapat hindi directive yung approach so that we would not be sending a message na hindi na nila kailangan mag-isip dahil kami na ang gagawa para sa kanila and para maiwasan yung dependency.
During the practice, some stood as leaders. Yung group 1 almost lahat sila naging leaders. Contributing steps to make their choreography better. Kaso lang may pasaway sa group nila. Hindi sya nakiki-cooperate. Group 2 was submissive to the one who acted as their leader who in a way is very encouraging to his group mates. Their group was also very open to suggestions when it comes to the steps.
They had their break from their practice when we were informed that Ms. Faye would be coming for the art activity. It was a continuation of the resident's activity last week. The residents carefully finished their art works and patiently waited their turn for using the scissors.then, they proudly posted their works on the wall and charmingly posed beside their work. Yung isang bagong resident nanonood lang kasi hindi nya naabutan yung activity na yun last week. From time to time, nakikita ko na tinatanong nya si Ms. Faye or should I say nangungulit lang sya kasi minsan yung tinatanong nya wala namang sense. Pagkatapos nun, since wala nga syang ginagawa, ako naman yung kinulit nya. Nagpapapicture sya. Siguro kasi nakikita nya na lahat ng residents pinipicturan ko tapos sya hindi (kasi nga hindi naman sya gumagawa) Anyways, pinagbigyan ko na din sya ng 3 shots.
I was flattered when Ms. Faye noticed my name plate and said that it was artistically done. And said that maybe she can let the residents do one for themselves also.(All smiles. Thank You Ms. Faye *blush*)
Most of the residents talented talaga pagdating sa arts. Even Ms Faye said that. Regarding their works, she said that we should look for things, even for small things that we should be happy for. I know her message goes out not only for the residents but also for us students.
After that, we helped Bethel in interpreting the test. We find it hard because we don't have enough exposure regarding those test. Puro theories lang.Walang application. Wow. on-the-spot learning. Challenging!
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