STRATEGI KOMUNIKASI DALAM PELATIHAN MANAJEMEN NARKOBA: STUDI EFEKTIVITAS DI LINGKUNGAN KELUARGA
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https://doi.org/10.46975/kk03be32Keywords:
communication strategies, drug training, drug management, , family environment, drug prevention, training effectivenessAbstract
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This research focuses on the effectiveness of communication strategies used in drug management training within family environments. Effective communication in families is considered key to preventing and managing drug abuse. The drug management training conducted in this study involved parents and children with the aim of strengthening communication skills and increasing awareness of the dangers of drugs. Through participatory methods, this training successfully improved parents' communication abilities, enhanced early detection of drug abuse, and strengthened family bonds. The research findings indicate that communication strategies involving openness and two-way dialogue have a positive impact on building a family protection system against drugs. This article also compares the findings with previous research and presents expert opinions that support the importance of family communication in the context of drug prevention.
Keywords: communication strategies, drug training, drug management, family environment, drug prevention, training effectiveness.
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