Efektivitas Terapi Pemulihan Korban Penyalahgunaan Narkoba dengan Menggunakan Program Keagamaan di Yayasan Datuk Etam Tanjung Morawa

Abstract

Drug abuse has a negative impact on a person's survival because it can damage physically, mentally and socially. This problem must be addressed in a professional and effective way through recovery therapy actions. One of the institutions that plays a very active role in eradicating drug abuse is Yayaysan Datuk Etam. Where the Datuk Etam Foundation provides recovery therapy services through various programs, one of which is a religious program. The religious program is an effort to restore victims of drug abuse through religious values. This religious program was created as a form of recovery therapy to improve self-control of drug abuse and spiritual conditions, with the intention that when successful in increasing self-control of drug abuse, residents will be able to control themselves from using drugs and return to normal. The research method used is the field research method with a qualitative descriptive approach.Data collection techniques were carried out by conducting observations, interviews and documentation. The purpose of this initial research is to determine the extent of the effectiveness of recovery therapy using religious programs using five indicators, namely: understanding of the program, on target, on time, achieving goals and real changes. The results of this study indicate that the religious program at Datuk Etam Foundation is generally effective for resident recovery, this can be seen from several indicators including: understanding the program, on target, on time, achieving goals, and real change. In addition, it is said to be effective because it is carried out in accordance with the policies made by the foundation, which can increase religious understanding and the quality of faith in order to control themselves to avoid drugs. There are several religious programs provided by Datuk Etam Foundation to residents, namely: program with us in jama'ah, maghrib recitation, sessions (teaching-learning activities), muhasabah week, and weekly yasin. Based on the results of observations, the objectives of this religious program have been achieved when viewed from changes in clients, but the quality of service needs to be improved so that residents who are free do not return to drug abuse.