Guidance and Counselling Services as Efforts to Enhance Awareness in Avoiding Cyber Dating Violence Among Young Adults

Abstract

From 2020 to 2021, National Comission on Violence Against Women received 463 to 1222 reports of dating violence (DV) cases. The likelihood of DV occuring in cyberspace has increased with technological advancements, known as cyber dating violence (CDV). CDV impacts psychological well-being and the ability to develop romantic relationships, disrupting early adult developmental tasks. Guidance and Counseling play a role in achieving optimal developmental tasks. Guidance and Counseling play a role in achieving optimal developmental tasks, making it necessary to determine appropriate services for CDV cases. The aim of this study is to identify Guidance and Counseling services that can raise awareness to avoid CDV. This literature review employs a systematic literature review approach. The literature used was primarily sourced through the Harzing’s Publish or Perish application, considering reputable articles from 2013 to 2023 from databases such as Scopus, SAGE Journals, Taylor and Francis, Wiley, and other qualifying publishers. A total of 43 articles, 3 annual reports (CATAHU) from Komnas Perempuan, and 4 books were obtained. The findings from this literature review include methods, topics, and approaches related to CDV, which are then integrated into Guidance and Counseling services.