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DOI: 10.51688/VC11.1.2024.art5
Telah diserahkan: 2024-02-17
Diterbitkan: 2024-07-10

Perspektif Teologi Tubuh dalam Memahami dan Menolong Depresi Remaja Penderita Depresi

STT Amanat Agung
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Ivan Christian

Ivan Christian adalah seorang pengajar di STT Amanat Agung, Indonesia. Ketertarikannya di dalam studi mencakup pelayanan pemuda dan media.

Gereja Kristen Baptist Jakarta Jemaat Cengkareng
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Peter Farrand

Peter Farrand adalah penndeta di Gereja Baptis Jakarta Jemaat Cengkareng, Indonesia. Dia meraih gelar sarjana di STT Amanat Agung, Indonesia.

teologi tubuh teologi praktika remaja penderita depresi

Abstrak

Tingginya prevalensi depresi remaja di Indonesia patut mendapatkan perhatian yang serius. Remaja perlu dibantu untuk dapat mengatasi depresinya dengan baik sehingga mereka bisa mengalami transformasi dalam proses tersebut. Tulisan ini bertujuan untuk menjadikan perspektif teologi tubuh sebagai landasan normatif bagi orang Kristen di dalam memahami depresi remaja sehingga bisa memberikan bantuan yang tepat. Metodeyang digunakan dalam penelitian ini adalah metode teologi praktika yang diusung oleh Richard Osmer. Dengan metode tersebut, hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa depresi beserta berbagai gangguan yang mengikutinya bukanlah desain asali Allah bagi manusia yang adalah “embodied being”. Depresi yang dialami remaja pun mengganggu keseluruhan diri remaja, termasuk tubuhnya. Lebih lanjut, remaja berpotensi mengalami transformasi jika penanganan depresi dilakukan secara holistik, yakni dengan memperhatikan penanganan pada aspek materi dan nonmateri dari seorang remaja.

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Cara Mengutip

Christian, I., & Farrand, P. (2024). Perspektif Teologi Tubuh dalam Memahami dan Menolong Depresi Remaja Penderita Depresi. Verbum Christi: Jurnal Teologi Reformed Injili, 11(1), 65–81. https://doi.org/10.51688/VC11.1.2024.art5