Pendekatan Client Centered Bagi Anak Yang Kehilangan Jati Diri Korban Perceraian

Abstract

This article discusses a client-centered approach to treating children who have experienced identity loss due to parental divorce. This approach focuses on the child's needs and feelings as the center of therapy, providing emotional support and a safe environment for self-expression. Through empathetic and non-directive support, therapists help children overcome the trauma of divorce, rebuild their self-confidence, and rediscover their lost identity. This approach emphasizes the importance of active listening, paying full attention, and respecting children's feelings and perspectives. This article also explores the use of a client-centered approach in therapy for children who have experienced identity loss due to parental divorce. This approach places the child at the center of the therapy process, creating a safe and supportive environment for children to express their feelings and experiences. This empathic and non-directive therapy aims to help children overcome trauma, increase their self-confidence, and rediscover their lost identity. In this method, therapists actively listen, pay full attention, and respect the child's perspective, thus supporting their emotional recovery and personal development.