Psychoeducation in Family with Clients Recovering from the Risk of Violent Behavior

Abstract

Recovery is a change in which a person improves his health and well-being, lives in the direction of life he chooses,
and strives to achieve life goals according to all his abilities. Recovery conditions are very necessary for every
client with mental disorders (ODGJ), where strengthening hope, especially from within ODGJ itself, activates them
to be active independently with family, friends, and the community in their environment. ODGJ with Violent
Behavior has anger that is expressed excessively and is not controlled verbally to the point of injuring others and
or not harming the environment. Through this research with a pre-test-posttest control group design. The results
found in this study, it was found that the average recovery rate of ODGJ in the intervention group was 116.17 and
the average recovery rate of ODGJ in the control group was 94.03 so it can be concluded that the average recovery
rate of the intervention group was 22.14 greater than the control group with a significance of P-Value < 0.05. The
results showed that there was a significant difference in the recovery rate of ODGJ in the intervention group and
the control group. There was also an increase in the recovery rate in the control group, this was possible because
of other interventions to increase the recovery of ODGJ with the risk of violent behavior either in the form of
individual, family, or community interventions. Thus, to take sides with all elements in the ODGJ environment,
encourage a sustainable family psychoeducation program policy, and be accompanied by monitoring of family
capabilities, especially effective communication within the family in the form of regular family visits by utilizing a
tiered health facility system.