The effect of spiritual intelligence training on hope and psychological well-being of patients

INTERVENTION: Intervention 1: Intervention group: After performing a pretest on the subjects and control groups,test group will be affected by the researcher According to the protocol (teaching components of spiritual intelligence includes practical exercises) in the course of eight 60‐minute sessions . And immediately after the end of the intervention , we will be done for both the control group and the testable . The program is based on the teaching of four components of spiritual intelligence that includes Existential Critical Thinking , the production of personal meaning, the expansion of state of consciousness , and transcendental consciousness. Eight training this program . In these sessions, the following content is maily taught with speake methods to hemodialysis patients . First meeting : Introducing the apps and expectations and regulations Second session :Introduction of spiritual intelligence 1 and practice in this field . Third session : Introduction of spiritual intelligence 2 and practice in this field . Four session : Teaching Humor and practices in this field . Five session : Meditation training and practices in this field . Session Six : Teaching Self‐Awareness 1 and practice in this field . seventh session : Teaching Self‐Awareness 2 and practice in this field . Eight Session : Critical Thinking teach and practice in this field . Intervention 2: Control group: there will be no intervention in the control group. CONDITION: Condition 1: Hope. Condition 2: Psychological Well‐being. PRIMARY OUTCOME: Hope. Timepoint: Before and after the beginning of the intervention. Method of measurement: Schneider Hope Scale. Psychological Well‐being. Timepoint: Before and after the beginning of the intervention. Method of measurement: Ryff Psychological Well‐being Scale. INCLUSION CRITERIA: Written consent for participation in research Patients who have been on for three months since the start of hemodialysis Not being diagnosed with mental illness Not being diagnosed with other chronic diseases Having aged over fifteen years The simultaneous acquisition of a score of 48 and lower on King's Spiritual Intelligence Score, a score of 365 and a lower on Reef psychological well‐being scale and a score of 22 and lower in Schneider's Hope Questionnaire