Aging loneliness: improving the quality of life of disabled wreda residents

The final process in human life has many changes, commonly referred to as wreda or the aging process. This study aims to find out, describe, and analyze techniques for applying group guidance to improve the quality of life of a person's disability at the Integrated Rehabilitation Centre for Persons with Disabilities. The study uses a qualitative descriptive approach, a research procedure that produces descriptive data from the person or behavior observed. Data validity can be done by triangulation, which directs data collection from various existing sources. The main results of this study stated that guidance techniques could minimize stress wreda disability, evidenced by after completing the activity, facial expressions, more smiles, and enthusiasm in following the next activity. Group guidance techniques improve the quality of life of persons with disabilities at the Integrated Rehabilitation Centre for Persons with Disabilities. Limitations in this study became an obstacle in conducting group guidance, namely the mood of disability wreda ups and downs and different desires of each disability. Therefore, future studies on disability assistance and guidance mastery strategies are needed.