Study aim: Determining the effect of virtual mindfulness-based counseling on the level of anxiety during pregnancy of women treated with assisted reproductive methods Design: The current study is a semi-experimental study of the clinical trial type with a parallel method and a control group on a sample size of 64 people (32 people in each group) using the random number table method using online software (www.Random .org/sequences) will be selected. Settings and conduct: Referring to Yazd Reproductive Sciences Research Institute, 64 women were selected pregnant women with a history of infertility and treated with assisted reproductive methods based on the entry and exit criteria, and the patients were assigned to two intervention and control groups. The test group will receive eight training sessions in the form of 60 to 90-minute group counseling based on mindfulness. Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria: Inclusion criteria: gestational age of 20 weeks or later, pregnant women with a history of infertility and being treated with assisted reproductive methods, using at least one or more assisted reproductive methods (IVF-IUI-ICSI, etc.), exclusion criteria: having a history Miscarriage, severe anxiety according to the Vandenberg questionnaire, having mental disorders and being treated for mental disorders Intervention groups: After dividing into two groups, people will complete the study questionnaires .The Intervention group receives eight virtual training sessions in the form of 60 to 90-minute group counseling based on mindfulness once a week.At the end of the eighth session, Vandenberg pregnancy anxiety questionnaire is completed again by both groups. Main outcome variables: Comparing the mean Score of Anxiety during Pregnancy of Women Treated with Assisted Reproductive Methods before, Immediately and one month after the Intervention in two Experimental and Control groups.