Zahra Bafotovat - B.Sc in counseling, Zand Institute of Higher Education, Shiraz, Iran

In society, physical-movement disability is congenital in a series of people, and morale is one of the aspects of mental health that affects all aspects of human health. We intend to compare the effectiveness of reality therapy and hope therapy techniques on resilience of physical-movement disabled people under welfare in Shiraz city. This research is a quasi-experimental type with a pre-test-post-test design with a control group. The statistical population includes all physically disabled people of Shiraz city under welfare in ۱۴۰۲. ۲۵ people were selected by random sampling and randomly replaced in two groups, and then the experimental groups underwent reality therapy and hope therapy training for ۲ months (۸ sessions of ۲ hours). In this study, the data collection tools were Miller's Hope Questionnaire (MHS) and Glaser's reality therapy, which were implemented before and after the training. The collected data were analyzed using covariance statistical tests. It seems that reality therapy and hope therapy in group training can increase resilience in these people

Reality Therapy, Hope Therapy, Resilience, Physical-Movement Disabled People, Welfare of Shiraz