Bimbingan Konseling komunitas "Jendela Rasa" Bersama anak panti asuhan "Aisyiyah"

Summary

The transcript describes a community initiative, 'Jendela Rasa,' created by psychology graduates to bridge theoretical learning with real-world application. The group engages in activities aimed at connecting with children in orphanages, starting with building rapport through games and educational sessions. Their focus is on peer counseling and understanding personality types to foster communication and trust. The ultimate goal is to facilitate self-discovery and growth through direct interaction, using personality tests as a tool to encourage deeper conversations and insights.

Takeaways

• 😀 The initiative is called 'Jendela Rasa,' which aims to bridge the gap between psychological knowledge and practical experience in the community.
• 😀 The project was created by psychology graduates who felt that their education lacked hands-on, real-world interaction.
• 😀 The primary goal of Jendela Rasa is to provide a platform for direct learning and engagement with communities, especially focusing on children in orphanages.
• 😀 The activities in Jendela Rasa involve multiple sessions, aiming for 3 to 4 meetings to assess the children's adjustment and interaction within the orphanage.
• 😀 The first session focuses on building rapport with the children through games and light education, fostering trust and familiarity.
• 😀 Establishing rapport is crucial for effective counseling, especially with adolescents who may be reluctant to open up without trust.
• 😀 The project uses personality tests as a tool to initiate conversations during counseling, helping to uncover deeper insights into the children’s behavior and personality.
• 😀 The personality tests are used as 'bait' to encourage the children to talk about themselves, providing a way to approach more sensitive topics.
• 😀 The next phase of the program will focus on peer counseling, where the team will analyze the children's personalities and how they interact with each other.
• 😀 The long-term goal is for the project to help both the facilitators and the children grow through mutual learning and personal development.

Q & A

What is the main purpose of the 'Jendela Rasa' community?

The main purpose of the 'Jendela Rasa' community is to provide a platform for individuals, particularly psychology students, to learn and engage directly with society. They aim to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world experiences.

How did the 'Jendela Rasa' community originate?

The community was created by a group of psychology graduates who felt that their education was incomplete, as it focused primarily on theoretical knowledge. They wanted to create a space where they could apply their learning in real-life situations.

What is the key philosophy behind the activities of 'Jendela Rasa'?

The key philosophy is that learning and personal growth come from direct interaction with the community. 'Jendela Rasa' believes that through practical engagement, individuals can better understand themselves and others, especially in educational and counseling contexts.

What type of activities are involved in 'Jendela Rasa'?

Activities include educational games, community engagement, and counseling sessions. These activities aim to build rapport and trust with participants, particularly children in orphanages, and focus on learning and psychological development.

What is the initial goal for the first meeting with the children in the orphanage?

The first meeting focuses on building rapport and getting to know the children through games and educational activities. This helps establish trust and create a comfortable environment for future counseling sessions.

Why is rapport-building important in counseling, especially with teenagers?

Rapport-building is crucial because teenagers are often hesitant to open up to strangers. Without trust and a sense of familiarity, it becomes difficult for them to share their thoughts and feelings during counseling sessions.

What is the role of personality tests in the counseling process?

Personality tests serve as a tool to understand the traits and behaviors of the individuals. They are used not as definitive measures, but as a way to guide discussions and help individuals reflect on their characteristics during counseling sessions.

How will the personality test results be used during counseling?

The results of the personality tests will be used as a starting point for counseling conversations. For example, if a child is identified as melancholic, the counselor will refer to the test results to initiate discussions and encourage the child to open up.

What is the ultimate goal of the activities and interactions within 'Jendela Rasa'?

The ultimate goal is to gain a deeper understanding of how the children adjust to their environment and interact with others, particularly in an orphanage setting. This will help assess their psychological well-being and provide insights for future counseling.

How many meetings are planned for this program, and what is the expected outcome?

The program is planned to have three to four meetings. The expected outcome is to observe and assess the children’s interactions and self-adjustment, ultimately gaining insights into their personalities and psychological needs.