THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUCCESSFUL FAMILY FUNCTION PROGRAM WITH FAMILY COUNSELING BASED ON THE JUVENILE AND FAMILY COURT

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Arunchaya Bunchookittiyot

Abstract

This research aims to study on (1) development of successful family function program with family counseling using the basis of Juvenile and Family court, (2) analysis of the results from the successful development of family function program with family counseling under the juvenile and family court, and (3) comparison of the family functions before and after the consultation program.


The sample in this research was a group of 10 families with juveniles who went to the Juvenile and Family Court process in Ratchaburi province. The Simple Random Sampling method was applied by experimental examination on a group of 5 families under the family counseling program based on the Juvenile and Family Court and a control group of 5 families for the non-counseling program.


The results of this research can be summarized as follows:


1) The successful family counseling program using the basis of Juvenile and Family Court on the sample before and after entering the program demonstrated a statistically significant difference at .001 significance level.


2) All aspects of the family functions, which are problem solution, communication, family role, emotional response, emotional relationship, behavior control and general duty, under the experimental groups before and after enrollment of the successful family counseling program through the Juvenile and Family Court revealed a statistically significant difference at .001 significance level.


3) The family counseling of the control group before and after the consultation was not different at .05 significance level.


 


Recommendation


  1. The family function measure can be applied as a tool for measurement of the family functions in general family. This can provide the level of family functions in each family member. However, details and scoring methods of the measurement must be clearly studied prior to the family function measure.

  2. To successfully adopt the family function program using the juvenile and family court as a basis, the concept, procedure and technique should be carefully reviewed and processed with understanding. Counselors are supposed to be trained and experienced with the Juvenile and Family court for the best outcome in the successful family function of juveniles and families with no recidivism.

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Bunchookittiyot, A. (2022). THE DEVELOPMENT OF SUCCESSFUL FAMILY FUNCTION PROGRAM WITH FAMILY COUNSELING BASED ON THE JUVENILE AND FAMILY COURT. Journal of Thai Justice System, 15(3), 19–40. Retrieved from https://so04.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/JTJS/article/view/249146
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