Nursing Intervention Of Deep Breath Relaxation And Dhikr In Patients At Risk Of Violent Behavior: A Case Study At Dadi Hospital, South Sulawesi Province
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.37362/jtp.v1i1.1021Abstract
The prevalence of households with mental disorders in Indonesia is 3% of people, this figure indicates 3 per mile of households with ODGJ in every 1,000 households, so the number is estimated to be around 315,621 thousand ODGJ. There are several impacts that can be caused by the risk of violent behavior, namely a person can lose control of himself so that he can harm himself, others or damage the environment. The solution or non-pharmacological implementation to overcome the impact that may arise is deep breath relaxation therapy and dhikr. The purpose of applying dapalm and dhikr breath relaxation is to be able to carry out deep breath relaxation therapy and dhikr to clients with the risk of violent behavior. This study uses a descriptive design of a case study in the Kenari Room of RSKD Dadi, South Sulawesi Province. The intervention was given during six meetings (SP1–SP5) during 6–20 January 2025.Research Results Based on data analysis, a risk diagnosis of violent behavior was obtained, the interventions provided were deep breath relaxation therapy and dhikr, the implementation carried out for 6 days was found that the client was able to control violent behavior independently.The conclusion of this study is According to the results obtained, that the administration of deep breath relaxation therapy and dhikr makes Mr. S able to control violent behavior independently. This is in line with related journals.