A semi-structured "Psychoeducation Program" was implemented over six weeks, with 90-minute sessions conducted weekly. Each subgroup received psychoeducation on different days within the same week. The week the psychoeducation concluded was designated as Week 0, and the scales were re-administered in Week 4.

No intervention was provided to the control group; the same scales were administered to them during the 4th week after the conclusion of the psychoeducation program in the psychoeducation group

Each psychoeducation session included informational components, a preliminary group discussion of the topic, structured education on the discussed topic, awareness-raising activities within the group, opportunities for sharing, and emotional support. When participants' attention waned during sessions, breathing exercises were introduced. Depending on the group's preference, sessions concluded with a 2-3-minute poetry listening session and/or breathing exercises. At the end of each session, educational booklets prepared specifically for that session were distributed to the participants.

The scale comprises 43 items (32 positively worded and 11 negatively worded) divided into two sections. Section 1 uses a five-point Likert scale: "Strongly disagree" (1), "Disagree" (2), "Neutral" (3), "Agree" (4), and "Strongly agree" (5). Section 2 also employs a five-point Likert scale: "Never" (1), "Rarely" (2), "Sometimes" (3), "Usually" (4), and "Always" (5). Negatively worded items are reverse-scored. The total score ranges between 43 and 215, and there is no established cutoff point; higher scores indicate a higher level of body image disturbance. The scale consists of six subdimensions. The Cronbach's α for the overall scale was reported to be 0.67.

This 18-item scale has a six-point Likert format and was designed to be self-administered by women aged 18 and older. Participants are instructed to respond based on their sexual experiences during the past four weeks. Items are scored as follows: "Completely agree" (1), "Mostly agree" (2), "Somewhat agree" (3), "Somewhat disagree" (4), "Mostly disagree" (5), and "Completely disagree" (6). Before computing the total score (ranging from 18 to 108), responses to items 1, 5, 9, 13, and 18 are reverse-scored. The final score is converted to a scale out of 100, and a higher score indicates better sexual quality of life. The Cronbach's α for the overall scale is 0.83.