Seminar-based counseling improved self-management education regarding drug use among millennial youth, indicating effective outreach.
Many of these youth, who should be the nation's hope, have fallen prey to social environments, peer pressure, high curiosity, and lack of supervision, leading to drug abuse and promiscuity. Therefore, it is urgent to provide self-management education for youth so they understand and are able to manage their thoughts, attitudes, and behaviors on a daily basis. The method used for this activity was a seminar-based counseling approach. Fifty-nine participants, including students from HKBP Duren Jaya Bekasi, attended the seminar. To gauge understanding and the usefulness of the activity, participants were asked to answer five questions by selecting from the provided answers. The results of the outreach activities showed an increase in participants' understanding of self-management education to prevent drug use and promiscuity among millennial youth at HKBP Duren Jaya Bekasi.
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