Effective Professional Interventions for Protecting Children and Families from Violence in Buraydah, Al Qassim
Intervensi Profesional yang Efektif untuk Melindungi Anak dan Keluarga dari Kekerasan di Buraydah, Al Qassim
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https://doi.org/10.47134/pssh.v1i4.184Keywords:
Family violence, Professional interventions, Children and families, Care and support, Innovative solutions, Sustainable approachesAbstract
Addressing family violence in Al Qassim is critical for ensuring the well-being of children and encouraging stable households. This study explores effective professional interventions and innovative ways to protect and support families affected by violence, while considering the difficulties and critical aspects involved in their implementation. Family therapy, community education programs, trauma-informed care, and counseling services are described as useful interventions that improve communication, resolve problems, and create healthy relationships within families by the Osrah organization. Furthermore, technology-based therapies and arts-based therapy provide novel approaches to closing service gaps and promoting healing and resilience. Community empowerment, education programs, economic opportunities, and constant review are all part of long-term solutions. Al Qassim, specifically in Buraydah, may build a safer and more supportive environment by prioritizing the well-being of children and families and applying these techniques, fostering strong relationships within the community.
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