KAUNSELING PENYALAHGUNAAN DADAH:
CABARAN KAUNSELOR SEKOLAH MENENGAH DI
BAHAGIAN KUCHING, SARAWAK

Mahran Bin Daem, Guan Teik Ee, & Carmella E.Ading; Mahran Bin Daem

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Journal Title: KAUNSELING PENYALAHGUNAAN DADAH: CABARAN KAUNSELOR SEKOLAH MENENGAH DI BAHAGIAN KUCHING, SARAWAK
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Abstract: This study aims to discover the challenges faced by high school counsellors who are confronted with the increasing number of students involved with drugs. Subsequently, this study investigates the difficulties faced by the counsellors, students' acceptance of counsellors and the barriers faced when conducting the counselling sessions. Qualitative studies have been conducted to answer these questions. Semi-structured interviews will be used to obtain relevant information and the focus of the study involves high school counsellors who have conducted drug abuse counselling sessions at least once and have served in Kuching, Sarawak. Seven participants were involved in this interview and 6 questions were asked namely i) the difficulties faced when conducting the sessions, ii) the implementation procedures iii) students’ reactions iv) barriers from students v) counselling limitations vi) the manner of conducting the drug counselling sessions. The results of the study can help school counsellors to better understand and be prepared to deal with students involved with drug abuse.
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