VR-SEFT Therapy and Family Support for Spiritual Well-Being, Coping Mechanisms and BDNF for Drug Patients in Rutan Makassar Class 1

Abstract

Abuse of Narcotics, Psychotropics, and Other Addictive Substances (NARCO) or known to the community NARKOBA (Narcotics and Dangerous Substances/Drugs) is a complex problem that requires comprehensive countermeasures, multidisciplinary cooperation, multisectoral cooperation, and community participation. To analyze the effect of Virtual Reality Spiritual Emotional Freedom Technique (VR-SEFT) therapy and family support on spiritual well-being, coping mechanisms, and BDNF levels in drug inmates. This study uses an experiment of 70 samples divided into 2 groups; 35 interventions and 35 controls are selected by purposive sampling. The data collection tool used Questionnaire sheets, VR-SEFT Applications, and laboratory examinations of the ELISA method at pre and post-test BDNF levels. The intervention group (VR SEFT and Family Support) was the result of this study. There are Spiritual Well-Being Influences, Coping Mechanisms, and BDNF with p=<0.001. Control Group (Family Support and Standard Therapy of Habitant Rehabilitation) There was an Influence on Spiritual Well-Being, Coping Mechanism, and BDNF with a value of p=<0.001. Comparison of the intervention group (VR, SEFT, and Family Support) and control group (Family Support and Rutan Rehabilitation Standard Therapy) before the intervention on Spiritual Variables, Well-Being, and Coping Mechanisms was significant, while BDNF levels were not significant. while after the intervention of the Spiritual Well-Being variable, there was a significant relationship between the Coping Mechanism and BDNF p=<0.001. VRSEFT therapy and Family Support are more effective in improving spiritual well-being, coping mechanisms, and BDNF levels in drug inmates in Makassar Class 1 Prison. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]