Cognitive Behavioral Couple Therapy for Perinatal Distress

The hypotheses of the study are * There will be differences in perceived distress, dyadic coping strategies, social support, quality of life, and well-being in couples at Pre- and Post-Test Levels during the perinatal period in couples. * There will be differences in psychopharmacology on total scores of perceived distress, dyadic coping strategies, social support, quality of life, and well-being between the experimental and wait list-placebo control groups. * There will be differences in CBCT (condition: without Zikr) on total scores of perceived distress, dyadic coping strategies, social support, quality of life, and well-being between the experimental and wait list control group. * There will be differences in CBCT (condition: with Zikr) on total scores of perceived distress, dyadic coping strategies, social support, quality of life, and well-being between the experimental and wait list-placebo control groups. * There will be differences for combined psychopharmacology, and CBT (conditions: with Zikr, without Zikr ) dimensions on total scores of perceived distress, dyadic coping strategies, social support, quality of life, and well-being between experimental and wait list-placebo control group.