.The Effectiveness Comparison of Emotion-Focused Therapy Based on Islamic view and Sexual Health Education on Sexual Intimacy in Pregnant Women

Comparison of emotion-based couple therapy based on Islamic perspective and sexual health education on sexual intimacy of pregnant women

Clinical trial with control group, parallel groups, randomized on 52 pregnant women. Use random number table and spss software for randomization

Sampling from Amir Yazd Social Security Clinic and virtual counseling sessions is done through the Iranian version of the virtual network software.

Admission requirement: with a smartphone and a pregnancy record of more than 20 weeks, Shia, obtaining a score of invalidity questionnaire less than 100 Exclusion criteria: History of alcohol, tobacco and drugs that affect sexual desire such as antidepressant and antihypertensive, according to the mother, receiving interventions related to couple therapy in the last 6 months.

Using a table of random numbers of pregnant women are divided into two groups. The first group of the intervention under the counseling of emotion-oriented couple therapy is virtual and the second group, which is the control group, is under the virtual sexual health training package. Meetings of the two groups are held in parallel, each lasting 6 sessions of 90 minutes. Finally, the effectiveness of counseling on sexual intimacy of pregnant women is examined.

Sexual intimacy of pregnant women Satisfaction of pregnant women with the interventions performed

Using a table of computer random numbers, the researcher first determined the framework of his statistical community and determined the exact number of people in the community, which was 52 people, and assigned a code to them, and placed the numbers in a table with rows and columns. . The researcher placed a finger or the tip of a pen on the table to select the sample people with their eyes closed. The movement in the direction of the row or column did not matter and was at the request of the researcher. The number selected was the individual code of the community that was selected as the sample. Each code was randomly assigned to an emotion-driven virtual counseling or sex education group until the sample size of each group was 26. Final samples are called at a specific location. The purpose, method of work and the right to participate or not to participate in the research were explained to them. Samples who did not want to attend the sessions were excluded from the study. Then the required number of samples (26 people for each group) were selected. Again, we divided the people of each group into two groups of thirteen (B and A) by tossing a coin, so that if the surface of the lion was visible, it belonged to group A, and if the surface of the line was visible, it belonged to group B.