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Harlinda Losoh Putri Agama
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Peran Orang Tua Dalam Perkembangan Anak Berkebutuhan Khusus Tuna daksa: Kajian Pastoral Konseling Wanget, Samuel; Deeker Sumolang; Mila Enjeli Salindeho; Meilani Inda Sri Dalending; Harlinda Losoh Putri Agama; David Natanael Ponto
ATOHEMA: Jurnal Teologi Pastoral Konseling Vol. 1 No. 4 (2024): Oktober || ATOHEMA: Jurnal Teologi Pastoral Konseling
Publisher : PT. Giat Konseling Nusantara

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.70420/etdgc649

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Children with special needs are children who are different from children in general.  Children with special needs (formerly called extraordinary children) are defined as children who require special education and services to develop their human potential perfectly.  Physical disability is one of the limitations for people with special needs and etymologically, physical disability is someone who has difficulty optimizing the function of their body parts as a result of injury, disease, mistreated growth, and as a result the ability to perform certain body movements is impaired.  decline.  Physical impairment can be defined as a form of abnormality or disability in the muscular and skeletal systems.  joints and nerves caused by diseases, viruses and accidents that occur before birth, at birth and after birth.  The role of parents in the development of children with special needs, such as disabled children, is very important in pastoral counseling studies.  Parents have a role as educators, protectors and caregivers who influence the overall development of children.  They must understand and understand the needs of children with special needs and provide appropriate guidance so that children can grow and develop optimally. In pastoral counseling studies, the role of parents also includes building self-confidence in disabled children.  Parents must provide strong support and motivation so that children can improve their quality of life and improve their social and academic skills.  Apart from that, parents must also understand and understand the self-concept, self-esteem, experience and education that disabled children need to increase their self-confidence.
MEMBANGUN RESILIENSI ANAK: PERAN PASTORAL KONSELING TERHADAP KORBAN KEKERASAN SEXSUAL DI UPTD-PPAPROVINSI SULAWESI UTARA Novita Pardamean Sianturi; Manambe, Claudia Vain; Harlinda Losoh Putri Agama; Mila Enjeli Salindeho
ATOHEMA: Jurnal Teologi Pastoral Konseling Vol. 2 No. 2 (2025): April || ATOHEMA: Jurnal Teologi Pastoral Konseling
Publisher : PT. Giat Konseling Nusantara

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.70420/atohema.v2i2.129

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Child abuse is an essential element in psychological recovery after sexual abuse. The study aims to review the role of counseling pastoral counseling in building signs of sexual abuse in uptd-ppa province of north sulawesi. The pastoral counseling approach creates a safe environment and provides emotional support for the victimized children, focusing on the restoration of their spiritual, emotional, and social aspects. Through guidance based on religious values, victims gain a better understanding of themselves and the strength to overcome trauma. The study involves a qualitative approach. Research shows that pastoral counseling interventions greatly contribute to raising children's self-esteem, alleviating anxiety, and building the necessary social skills to interact in society. Awakening consequences also help children overcome trauma and improve their quality of life. Thus, pastoral counseling plays a key role in the recovery of victims of sexual violence, emphasizing social and spiritual support on their journey of healing.
Co-Authors David Natanael Ponto Deeker Sumolang Manambe, Claudia Vain Meilani Inda Sri Dalending Mila Enjeli Salindeho Novita Pardamean Sianturi Wanget, Samuel