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IRCT20220706055392N1 IRCT 2022-08-30 Islamic Azad University Applying emotion-oriented couple therapy on the quality of marital relationship and psychological and social adjustment of children Investigating the effectiveness of emotion-oriented couple therapy on the quality of married life and the psychological and social adjustment of children in people referring to psychological clinics and comparing it with the control group. 2022-09-02 anticipated 40 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/64857 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Other, Purpose: Health service research, Randomization description: In this study, the participants will be selected by the available sampling method and put into experiment and control groups through drawing (in this method, each member is given a specific number; then all numbers are put together and will be drawn randomly for each group.). N/A Psychosocial incompatibility. Intervention 1: The first group (experimental group) will receive emotion-oriented couple therapy, which consists of eight ninety-minute sessions, one session per week. The first session: conducting a pre-test, getting to know and establishing a therapeutic relationship, getting to know the general rules of treatment, introducing an emotion-oriented approach, evaluating the goals and expectations of the spouses from the treatment, evaluating the nature of the problem and relationship, giving assignments(In each session, the summary of the previous session is reviewed and assignments are checked)The second session: identifying the negative interactive cycle and learning to reveal it, evaluating the attachment problem and obstacles, familiarizing the couple with the role of emotions in interactions and rebuilding interactions and increasing flexibility. The third session: Achieving basic emotions with negative interactions, creating a safe communication space for couples, focusing on the secondary emotions of the couple in their interactions to achieve basic emotions, discussing primary emotions and processing them and raising couples' awareness of primary emotions, presenting homework. The fourth session: reframing the problem by examining the cycle with underlying emotions and attachment needs, emphasizing the client's ability to express emotions and show attachment behaviors to the spouse. The fifth session: feeling close to the rejected emotional emotions that are denied in the individual, drawing the attention of the couple to the way they interact with each other, expressing attachment needs. The sixth session: making people aware of the underlying emotions, revealing the position of each spouse in the relationship, emphasizing the acceptance of the spouse's experiences and new solutions for interaction, giving assignments. Seventh session: facilitating the expression of desires and needs based on a new understanding of spouses and creating bonding events, creating a new attachment between spouses with a safe bond. Eighth session: Creating new interactive situations between couples and ending old patterns, clarifying interactive patterns, reminding attachment needs. Intervention 2: The participants of the control group do not receive any intervention, they only receive and complete the package of questionnaires before and after the intervention for the experimental group. Undecided - It is not yet known if there will be a plan to make this available Justification or reason for indecision in sharing IPD is Considering that this plan is examined from a psychological point of view, I must finally check the opinions of the participants and publish the data file with their consent.
public Hale nematolahi
Islamic Azad University, University Town, Semnan Province
Semnan Iran (Islamic Republic of) 983513137111 +98 23 3365 4040 Hale.nematolahi@gmail.com Islamic Azad University scientific Hale Nematolahi
Islamic Azad University, University Town, Semnan Province
semnan Iran (Islamic Republic of) 983513137111 +98 23 3365 4040 hale.namatolahi@gmail.com Islamic Azad University Iran (Islamic Republic of) Having a child in the age range of 7 to 12 years; having behavioral problems based on interviews questionnaires agreeing to participate in the research having at least a diploma education 20 years 50 years Both The presence of active marital infidelity Receiving any type of couples therapy at the same time Receiving any type of concurrent psychological treatment for your child's behavioral problems Received emotion-oriented couple therapy intervention so far The person's unwillingness to continue the treatment process People suffering from a psychiatric illness that affects their vision, behavior, and tolerance to participate in treatment (if the disease is controlled, there was no obstacle to participating in the research) Behavior Behavior The first group (experimental group) will receive emotion-oriented couple therapy, which consists of eight ninety-minute sessions, one session per week. The first session: conducting a pre-test, getting to know and establishing a therapeutic relationship, getting to know the general rules of treatment, introducing an emotion-oriented approach, evaluating the goals and expectations of the spouses from the treatment, evaluating the nature of the problem and relationship, giving assignments(In each session, the summary of the previous session is reviewed and assignments are checked)The second session: identifying the negative interactive cycle and learning to reveal it, evaluating the attachment problem and obstacles, familiarizing the couple with the role of emotions in interactions and rebuilding interactions and increasing flexibility. The third session: Achieving basic emotions with negative interactions, creating a safe communication space for couples, focusing on the secondary emotions of the couple in their interactions to achieve basic emotions, discussing primary emotions and processing them and raising couples' awareness of primary emotions, presenting homework. The fourth session: reframing the problem by examining the cycle with underlying emotions and attachment needs, emphasizing the client's ability to express emotions and show attachment behaviors to the spouse. The fifth session: feeling close to the rejected emotional emotions that are denied in the individual, drawing the attention of the couple to the way they interact with each other, expressing attachment needs. The sixth session: making people aware of the underlying emotions, revealing the position of each spouse in the relationship, emphasizing the acceptance of the spouse's experiences and new solutions for interaction, giving assignments. Seventh session: facilitating the expression of desires and needs based on a new understanding of spouses and creating bonding events, creating a new attachment between spouses with a safe bond. Eighth session: Creating new interactive situations between couples and ending old patterns, clarifying interactive patterns, reminding attachment needs. The participants of the control group do not receive any intervention, they only receive and complete the package of questionnaires before and after the intervention for the experimental group. Primary outcome variable: quality of life score in( RDAS) questionnaire. Timepoint: Before the start of the intervention, and after ten weekly intervention sessions. Method of measurement: How to measure: using Busby et al.'s Marital Quality Scale (RDAS). Secondary outcome variable: score in cbcl questionnaire. Timepoint: Before the start of the intervention, and after ten weekly intervention sessions. Method of measurement: How to measure: using the Achenbach Child Behavior Inventory-Parent Version (cbcl). Islamic Azad University Approved 2022-07-16 Islamic Azad University of Semnan, Department of Medical Sciences Islamic Azad University Street Semnan Semnan Iran (Islamic Republic of)