Abstract
The purpose of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of humanistic therapy to improve the self-esteem of slow learners. The subjects of this study were slow learner adolescents in the first year of a specialized high school, who were experiencing problems such as academic sluggishness, psychological atrophy, peer relationship inadequacy, and school life inadequacy. The study explored the process of change through the application of a humanistic therapy program over 30 sessions. The results of this study were as follows First, she showed positive changes in expressing their feelings and thoughts through emotional writing and therapeutic writing. Second, she showed academic changes, such as improving their presentation skills in class through activities such as reading literary short texts such as poems and essays and non-literary texts from textbooks slowly and repeatedly out loud. Third, she was attitudinal changes in life, such as recognizing the extent of school progress and saying no to friends. Humanistic therapy had a positive effect on the student's emotional changes, self-disclosure, and relationship improvement, and served as a medium to help improve the main complaints of the subject.
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