The effect of cognitive behavioral intervention on women’s sexual self-efficacy and marital satisfaction

The impact of couples’ sexual education based on social cognitive theory on women’s sexual self-efficacy during menopause; A quasi experimental study

Objective(s): Sexual function is influenced by a complex interplay of environmental, social, psychological, and physical factors. The prevalence of sexual dysfunction in postmenopausal women is significant. Given that sexual self-efficacy is a key factor affecting sexual function, there is a need for an effective and s...

The effectiveness of metacognitive therapy on women's sexual self-expression and sexual satisfaction.

Sexual satisfaction, as one of the key indicators of marital satisfaction and mental health, plays a fundamental role in the stability of family relationships. Sexual self-expression also facilitates the ability of an individual to express sexual needs and desires and directly affects the quality of sexual experience....

The Effect of Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy on Self-concept of Infertile Women

It is suggested that MBCT can serve as a cost-effective and accessible psychological intervention, potentially improving mental health outcomes and complementing conventional infertility treatments.

Comparison of the Effectiveness of Time Perspective-Based Intervention and Emotional Efficacy on Physical Self-Description Components in Never-Married Women Experiencing the Climacteric Period

It is suggested that time perspective-based intervention can be utilized as an efficient approach to improving psychological constructs related to physical self-description in never-married women experiencing the climacteric period.

Effect of forgiveness therapy on coping with marital conflicts and quality of life

An Investigation of Psychological Factors Related to Distress Feeling in the Infertile Women