Study aim: Comparison of adaptive behaviors of parents with children in the intensive care unit before and after spiritual care in two groups of control and intervention Design: Two arm parallel group randomized, unblinded trial Settings and conduct: After obtaining the code of ethics and obtaining a referral letter and coordinating with the children's intensive care unit at Imam Hussein Hospital in Isfahan, the researcher recruit the eligible parents. They will complete the written informed consent then will complete the demographic information and pretest. Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria: All parents with hospitalized children in a pediatric intensive care unit Intervention groups: In the intervention group, a pretest will be carried out by completing the Parental Health Compliance Questionnaire; then, To provide optimal spiritual care to the participants, the need assessment will be done by completing the Spiritual Needs Assessment Form. Based on the needs assessment, a spiritual care program consisting of supporting protection, support for family religious ceremonies, use of supportive systems is provided for 4 weeks. Then the post-test will be performed. In the control group, we will first have a pretest, and the participants will receive only routine hospital care and post-test will be done after 4 weeks. Main outcome variables: Coping Health manners of Parents