Silvia Mona, Kiki Rizki Dasaryandi, Susanti Susanti, Siti Haminah, Selvi Novira

Edukasi Komplementer SEFT dan SPEOS dalam Mengatasi Kecemasan Serta Meningkatkan Produksi Asi pada Ibu Nifas di Wilayah Puskesmas Sambau Kota Batam

Introduction

Edukasi komplementer seft dan speos dalam mengatasi kecemasan serta meningkatkan produksi asi pada ibu nifas di wilayah puskesmas sambau kota batam. Atasi kecemasan pascapersalinan & tingkatkan produksi ASI pada ibu nifas di Batam dengan edukasi komplementer SEFT dan SPEOS. Temukan teknik relaksasi efektif untuk kenyamanan.

Abstract

Postpartum anxiety is a psychological problem that often occurs after childbirth and can have a direct impact on decreased breast milk production. Non-pharmacological efforts that can help overcome this are Spiritual Emotional Freedom Technique (SEFT) therapy and Endorphin, Oxytocin, and Suggestive Massage Stimulation (SPEOS). This community service activity aims to improve comfort, calmness, and increase breast milk production through the application of a combination of SEFT and SPEOS therapy to postpartum mothers in the Sambau Community Health Center, Batam City. The activity method is carried out through education, demonstrations, and direct practice with postpartum mothers given to 48 postpartum mothers. The results of the activity showed an increase in mothers' knowledge about SEFT and SPEOS relaxation techniques, about managing anxiety, and how to increase breast milk production as obtained from the results of qualitative evaluations through interviews and group discussions. This activity received a positive response from participants and local health workers, and is recommended for routine implementation in community midwifery services.

Review

The community service initiative detailed in "Edukasi Komplementer SEFT dan SPEOS dalam Mengatasi Kecemasan Serta Meningkatkan Produksi Asi pada Ibu Nifas di Wilayah Puskesmas Sambau Kota Batam" addresses a highly pertinent and common challenge faced by new mothers: postpartum anxiety and its subsequent impact on breast milk production. The chosen non-pharmacological approach, combining Spiritual Emotional Freedom Technique (SEFT) with Endorphin, Oxytocin, and Suggestive Massage Stimulation (SPEOS), presents an intriguing and holistic intervention strategy. This paper highlights a valuable effort to integrate complementary therapies into public health services, offering a potential accessible solution for a widespread issue in maternal health. The strength of this abstract lies in its clear articulation of a practical, community-based intervention. The activity methodology, involving education, demonstrations, and direct practice for 48 postpartum mothers, is well-suited for a community service setting, ensuring direct engagement and skill transfer. The innovative combination of SEFT and SPEOS is particularly noteworthy, as both techniques individually show promise, and their synergy could offer enhanced benefits. The reported positive responses from both participants and local health workers underscore the perceived utility and acceptance of the intervention, suggesting a strong potential for integration into routine midwifery care within the community health center framework. While the activity successfully demonstrated an increase in mothers' knowledge regarding relaxation techniques, anxiety management, and breast milk production, as evidenced by qualitative evaluations, the abstract does not provide empirical data on the direct reduction of anxiety or measurable increases in breast milk production. For future research and to solidify these findings beyond a community service context, it would be beneficial to incorporate pre- and post-intervention quantitative assessments using validated anxiety scales and objective measures of breast milk output. Such an approach would strengthen the evidence base for the efficacy of the SEFT-SPEOS combination. Nevertheless, this initiative serves as an excellent foundational step, providing strong qualitative support and a clear recommendation for the continued implementation and further rigorous study of these complementary therapies in maternal care.

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