We conducted this study to evaluate the effect of life skills training on depression, anxiety and stress in patients with burn scars. This study is a randomized clinical trial conducted on 30 patients. Inclusion criteria: general health, disability, disfigurement and scarring from burns on exposed areas of the body, education at least diploma, aged 18 to 50 years, passing at least one month after discharge from the hospital, complete the form informed consent Exclusion criteria: having a severe mental disorder, participation in other programs of improving the quality of life at the same time, more than three days of absence from training sessions. Patients who meet the inclusion criteria are divided into two groups using the table of random numbers. Patients in the intervention group are taught life skills over 12 sessions of 2 hours, 1 time per week. Life skills training package is based on the ten dimensions of life skills of the World Health Organization. Training in the intervention group is conducted by dominant topics Master of psychology. however, in the control group we do not have training. Depression, anxiety and stress before the first and after the last session of training were evaluated in all patients by using questionnaire and then two groups were compared to each other.