Comparison of the effectiveness of couple counseling based on cognitive-behavioral and Solution-focused approaches to prevention of postpartum ‎ blues and depression in pregnant women .

Comparison of the effectiveness of paired counseling with two cognitive-behavioral and decision-based approaches in the prevention of postpartum distress and postpartum depression in pregnant women. If counseling is effective in reducing postpartum depression, these sessions can be considered.

Clinical practice is a non-randomized, cross-sectional one-blind clinical trial.

At first, grief questionnaires, postpartum depression, and DOS depression questionnaire by couples, which are needed for matching, are given to people who are referred to Mobinini Hospital in Sabzevar, and then eligible wives of their spouses in the counseling classes are present at the intervention sessions.

Minimal primary education ,No history of previous mental illnesses , Failure of the physician to rest absolutely , No illness Chronic ,Do not addict, Earn score below 15 in the DASS questionnaire by yourself and the spouse. ;The occurrence of any stressful incident for a patient or class members of a pregnant woman, diagnosis of mental illness and psychiatric disorders, dissatisfaction and lack of interest in continued cooperation, absence of more than 2 sessions in counseling sessions, abnormalities and deaths.Abnormalities and fetal death

Includes two groups: 1. An intervention group that must participate in conjugal counseling classes in addition to attending birth-preparation classes. 2. The attending group attending prepayment classes. Ultimately this We compare the two groups together.

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First, in person by interviewing pregnant women and filling out the questionnaire of sadness and depression by pregnant women, as well as filling the DASS depression questionnaire by couples, qualified people to attend counseling classes, and by telephone to obtain their consent for participation It was done in classes. Using the six-point block table, the samples were grouped into three groups and equalized, and by matching the score of 15 couples in the DASS questionnaire, this would be matched. In this study, all participants were asked how they assigned the group They are unaware of the fact that the investigator, the safety committee and the supervisors are aware of how the people are assigned.