Study aim: Determining the effect of digital storytelling on sleep quality and anxiety in patients with pituitary adenoma candidates for transsphenoidal surgery Design: This RCT is single blinded with 2 groups, each with a volume of 35 people, placed in groups in the form of simple random allocation through the website http://www.jerrydallal.com/random/randomize.htm. Settings and conduct: This intervention is an educational method that includes video, images and words of treatment staff, doctors and patients with healed pituitary adenoma in about 10 to 15 mins. This training package is provided to the people of the test group before surgery and after hospitalization, and pre- and post-operative care, how to care for dressings, when to go to the clinic for a visit, and so on are involved in it. The control group will not receive this training package, they only receive the common training in the department. The effectiveness of the study will be measured through PSQI and STAI questionnaires which will be completed by the patients of both groups in the pre-surgery phase, 1 day after entering the neurosurgery department after surgery and 3 weeks later when visiting the clinic. This intervention is single blinded and statistic analyser is not informed. Participants/Inclusion and exclusion criteria: Inclusion criteria:Suffering from Benign pituitary adenoma and having GCS 15/15. Exclusion: Decreased GCS ( below 15) before or after surgery. Intervention groups: The intervention group includes people who receive the digital storytelling training package and control group are people who only receive the common training in the department. Main outcome variables: Anxiety Sleep quality