The Effect of Group Counseling on Perceived Social Support and Mental Health of Women with a History of Failed Pregnancies

Losing a pregnancy is a tragic event and causes the parents to lose emotional connection with their fetus and has side effects on their psyche, complicating their personal and social problems and can continue in the next pregnancy and cause fear. Loss of re-loss, frustration, disability, lack of self-confidence, and isolation in the mother. The main purpose of this study is to the effect of group counseling on the perceived social support and mental health of women with a history of a failed pregnancy. (15-45 years) is a non-pregnant woman referred to comprehensive health centersThe results showed that with the implementation of a group counseling program, although in the variables of physical syndrome, social dysfunction syndrome, depression syndrome and mental health in the experimental group before and after There was a significant difference in the intervention(table5), but according to the control group and the test results, it should be acknowledged that the group counseling program did not affect mental health, and its subscales(table4). Social support perceived by mothers with a history of failed pregnancies can be used to improve mental health in pregnant women. Ray took an important step in losing them and increasing their perceived social support.