This issue focuses on the role of guidance and counseling in enhancing individuals' psychological well-being across various contexts, ranging from psychological resilience in aging and self-control in addressing juvenile delinquency to the influence of social support on career decision-making. These studies also highlight specific issues such as gender differences in self-confidence among university students entering the job market, the role of emotional regulation in reducing aggression among adolescents from broken homes, and counseling strategies for managing quarter-life crises. Additionally, conceptual reviews explore the integration of guidance and counseling into Islamic education, intervention approaches for PTSD, and the importance of ethical communication in counseling practice.

This issue features a diverse range of articles focusing on counseling, student motivation, and psychological well-being. Highlighting the contributions of counseling to resilient learners and visually impaired students, this issue also explores dual-role conflict in female healthcare workers, emotional well-being in parents of children with autism, and effective assessment practices by school counselors in Indonesia. It delves into body image among K-Pop fans, marriage readiness in early adult Batak women, and the influence of family on student mental health. Additionally, the issue examines the integration of experiential learning, the role of self-compassion in nurse well-being, overprotective parenting impacts, psychological outcomes of neuroticism, nomophobia in migrant students, parental attachment in adolescents with physical disabilities, communication skills in counseling for schizophrenia and depression, impulsive buying in football supporters, and social media dynamics. The edition concludes with insights into post-conflict social interactions in Maluku, counseling strategies for K-Pop fans' consumptive behavior, and a literature review on adult education in the digital era.