Study aim: Determining the effect of counseling with a positive approach on sexual satisfaction and marital satisfaction of women of childbearing age in the COVID-19 pandemic Design: A single blind RCT study on 72 women of childbearing age (36 in the intervention group and 36 in the control group) in which participants will be divided into two groups receiving the consultation and the control groups using the website www.random.org through block randomization with blocks of size four and six and the 1: 1 allocation ratio. Settings and conduct: Sampling will be done from Tabriz health centers. Participants will complete the Anxiety, Sexual Satisfaction and Marital Satisfaction Questionnaires before the intervention and 4 weeks after the end of the counseling sessions. Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria: Inclusion criteria: Marriage; Being sexually active; Score 43 to 53 in anxiety; Sexual satisfaction score less than 100; Failure to receive individual counseling services during the study. Non-inclusion criteria: history of physical illnesses affecting sexual desire (disability, chronic physical illness such as MS); Cancer, stressful variables such as illness of a family member (cancer) or death of a first-degree family; Having mental illness in patient, his spouse or a family member according to the patient statement Intervention groups: Intervention group: Receiving counseling with a positive psychology approach will be done during 8 90-minute group counseling sessions. Control group: There will also be a counseling session on methods of preventing sexually transmitted diseases. Main outcome variables: Sexual satisfaction, marital satisfaction, latent and overt anxiety score