Study aim: Determining the effectiveness of cognitive-behavioral counseling on the mind on awareness of dissatisfaction with appearance, on the reason of mindfulness on poor individual performance, on the image of pregnant women Design: Clinical trial with control group and intervention group and assignment of individuals to each treatment group will be performed by randomized block method using 4 blocks Settings and conduct: The researcher will refer to the management of comprehensive health centers No.1in the east,Abuzar and west of Ahvaz with the aim of collecting samples Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria: Entry requirements: 1)Being married 2)Being primiparous 3)26 weeks of pregnancy 4)Conscious consent to participate in the study 5)Result of dissatisfaction with appearance in the body image anxiety questionnaire (score above 48) No entry conditions: 1.Taking medicine or hospitalization due to mental illness during the past year 2.Having major stress (serious illness, spouse or children, death of a loved one, migration, accident, severe family disorders) during the last six months 3.Simultaneous participation in other psychotherapy sessions Intervention groups: Counseling sessions for the intervention group will be conducted in the form of8sessions of cognitive counseling based on mindfulness by the counseling student in the midwife who has received the necessary certificate.Therapeutic sessions are held once a week for 8weeks and for 45minutes in the conference hall of the client's comprehensive health centers Will be provided from available sources.Routine pregnancy trainings will be performed in the control group Main outcome variables: 1)Mindfulness-based cognitive-behavioral counseling is effective on appearance dissatisfaction and on poor individual performance 2)Mindfulness-based cognitive-behavioral counseling is effective in worrying about body image in pregnant woman