LOGO KONSELING WEBSITE MENGATASI KESENJANGAN NILAINILAI DIRI DAN NILAI-NILAI KEMANUSIAAN MAHASISWA
Abstract
Logo counseling website aims to overcome gaps in self-esteem values and humanity values in the students. The limitations of physical mobility, psychological, and sexual supplemented by cultural stigma towards feeling of judgment and considered weak, are the obstacles of students to come to counseling. The purpose of logo counseling website is for students to identify strengths and weaknesses, to develop balanced core beliefs, to develop positive thinking assumptions, to develop realistic expectations, to develop balanced self-evaluation, to develop self-confidence, and to discover the meaning of life. Methods used in the website are email, chatting, voice call, and video call. Results from logo counseling website testing showed changes in studentsÔÇÖ attitudes include three things: (1) students view the future with enthusiasm that this life needs to be fought for; (2) students discover the meaning of their life through potential, to separate and transcend themselves and to have integrity; (3) students change their attitudes regarding the changing circumstances, through self-evaluation for adjustment, introspection, and acceptance of innovative and constructive values.References
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