The purpose of this study was to investigate the role of moderator of mindfulness, emotional regulation and self-control in relation between violence against women and mental health of married women nurses in Masjed Soleyman. 150 married women nurses were selected by available method. The instruments used in this research were Mindfulness questionnaire, emotion regulation questionnaire, self-inductance questionnaire, violence against women questionnaire and mental health questionnaire. The results were evaluated and analyzed by using SPSS-22 software. To test the research hypotheses, simple correlation and moderator regression were used. The results of the research showed that there is a significant negative correlation between violence against women and mental health. Also, the results of moderating regression results indicate that mindfulness and emotional regulation moderates the relationship between violence against women and mental health, and, based on findings, self-control cannot moderate the relationship between violence against women and mental health.

The aim of this present research was to determine the effectiveness of compassion focused therapy on depression, anxiety, psychological flexibility and divorce adjustment divorced women in Ahvaz. Four divorced women were selected using convenience sampling method. In this research simultaneous multiple baseline experimental single case design was used. Participants participated in several stages of the baseline, 8 intervention sessions and 2 follow-ups. The instruments used were Beck Depression Inventory (BDI-13), Beck Anxiety Inventory (BAI), Acceptance and Commitment Questionnaire (AAQ-II) and Fisher's Divorce Adjustment Scale (FDAS). Data were analyzed using Visual Drawings, Reliable Change Index (P<0/05) and Percentage Improvement Formula. The results showed that compassion focused therapy had a significant effect on reducing depression, anxiety and increasing adjustment divorce, but there was no significant increase in psychological flexibility. Consequently, compassion focused therapy can be used as a new way of reducing depression, anxiety, and increasing adjustment divorce for Psychotherapists and family counselors.

The present study aimed to investigating the effectiveness of using group acceptance and commitment therapy -based training on reducing parenting stress, depression and increase psychological flexibility in mothers of children with autism disorder in Ahwaz. 45 mothers of children with autism disorder subsequent to primary assessment and obtaining study requirements were selected and randomly assigned to either acceptance and commitment therapy or a control groups. The Parenting Stress Index- Short Form (PSI-SF), Beck Depression Inventory second revised (BDI-II) and Acceptance and Action second revised (AAQ-II) were used as outcome measures. The questionnaires were administered immediately before and after the intervention and two months following the termination of the intervention. The intervention group received group Acceptance and Commitment Therapy for 8 sessions of 90 minutes. The results indicated the effectiveness of experimental treatment on the reduced scores of parenting stress, depression and increase psychological flexibility in the mothers in the experimental group. Treatment gains are maintained to some extent over the two month follow-up., It is suggested that this treatment be used to improve the mental health of families with autistic children.

The current research aims to determine the effects of mindful parenting training on psychiatry symptoms and parenting competence on mothers of children with special needs in Dezful. The statistical population included all of the mothers of children with special needs in Dzful who are studying at special schools. The research plan was pretest-posttest and with control group. The sample size were 20 mothers of children with special needs where they were availability in experimental and control situations. Educational intervention was presented in eight (each 90 min) sessions to the experimental group, but the control group received no intervention. The data were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics including covariance analysis. The findings showed that mindful parenting training was effective on reducing psychiaty symptoms and increase parenting competence