Spiritual Well Being to Prevent the Quarter Life Crisis over Students in Muhammadiyah Association of Thailand

Quarter Life Crisis (QLC) is a psychological phenomenon experienced by many individuals aged 20-30, characterized by anxiety, uncertainty, and confusion in determining life direction. This community service program aims to provide training on Spiritual Well-Being as a preventive measure against QLC among students in the Muhammadiyah Association of Thailand. The program integrates Islamic values to help students develop a deeper understanding of spirituality, manage stress, and strengthen resilience in facing life challenges. Using a qualitative descriptive approach, data were collected through observations, in-depth interviews, and documentation. The results indicate that this training significantly enhances students’ spiritual well-being, reduces stress and anxiety, and fosters a sense of purpose in life. Moreover, it contributes to the development of a supportive learning environment that encourages personal and academic growth. This study suggests that spiritual well-being plays a crucial role in helping students navigate QLC, providing a foundation for mental resilience and emotional balance. The findings highlight the importance of integrating spirituality into educational and psychological support systems to better prepare students for adulthood.