Table 1:

Educational-psychological sessions

Content	Therapeutic model used	Session
Framing sessions, articulating goals, identifying key problems, reaching a single definition of the problem	-	First
Increasing sexual self-esteem through cognitive correction, activating behavior, communicating with sexual organs, activating positive feedback from the spouse	Cognitive-behavioral-communication enrichment	Second
Challenging mythical sexual thoughts and beliefs, expressing core emotions, combating negative sexual spontaneous thoughts and sexual cognitive distortion (mind reading), self-acceptance, homework	Cognitive-behavioral-emotion-focused communication enrichment	Third
Increasing their level of differentiation in marital relationships, reducing insecure attachment by achieving unrecognized feelings that underlie interactive situations.	emotion-focused therapy and Bowen intergenerational family therapy	Fourth
Attracting couples' attention to the way they interact with each other and reflecting their interaction patterns, expressing attachment needs and identifying denied needs, facilitating the expression of needs and wants and creating emotional conflict, developing early emotional experiences in attachment and recognizing inner needs and relationships, Creating new attachments with a secure bond between spouses. Awareness of couples about the impact of fear and their defense mechanisms on cognitive and emotional processes.	emotion-focused therapy and insight focused therapy	Fifth
Strengthening the gender role and sexual identity of the couple, awareness about triangulation with children and work by each couple and trying to de-triangle, enrich the relationship, change the defective structure of the family, homework	Structural therapy and enrichment of communication	Sixth
Increased sexual intimacy (jokes, daily sexual conversation, activating non-verbal sexual behavior, quality of physical contact, sexual emotions, reminiscent behaviors), homework	Enriching sexual relationship	Seventh
Strengthening verbal and non-verbal communication, eliminating problematic verbal and non-verbal communication, awareness of the role of expectations growth, their role and meeting expectations and needs in sexual-marital satisfaction, providing homework	Enriching sexual relationship	Eighth
Increasing work-family balance through Clarifying goals, values and expectations of a role in the job, family and children, communication skills training. Establishing a fair relationship (balance between individual, marital, family needs and a fair relationship between husband and wife) and balance at work and family. Negotiation, contracting and problem solving, increasing support and understanding of the spouse and awareness of the role of spouse support in job-marital adjustment	Communication enrichment and conflict management	Ninth
Conflict management training, bringing couples closer to a financial position based on division of labor or financial partnership	Communication enrichment and conflict management	Tenth