The control group continued to receive the routine care

Caregivers in the intervention groups will undergo a four-session intervention program in addition to the routine care provided by other caregivers. The training, which is planned to last four weeks and includes activities aimed at reducing the impact of the caregiving role on caregivers, involves the delivery of a training program designed to improve caregivers' adaptation to their caregiving roles.

Personal hygiene, hand hygiene, Musculoskeletal system, body mechanics, relaxation exercises, the importance of physical activity, Proper and healthy nutrition, foods to increase and decrease consumption of, food safety and hygiene, Sleep health, sleep hygiene, the importance of sleep in human life, sleep quality, sleep duration, and factors affecting sleep, Early detection methods, adult immunization, rational use of medications, Safe environment and home accidents.

The Caregiver Burden Scale will be used to assess the stress experienced by caregivers.

It consists of 22 statements that evaluate the impact of caregiving on the caregiver's life and uses a Likert-type scale. The scale's highest score is 88, and the lowest is 0. Higher scores are associated with an increased caregiving burden.

The Caregiver Burden Scale will be used to assess the stress experienced by caregivers. It consists of 22 statements that assess the impact of caregiving on the caregiver's life and uses a Likert-type scale. The maximum score on the scale is 88, and the minimum is 0. Higher scores are associated with increased caregiving burden.

Pre-Intervention Life Satisfaction This scale was developed to assess how an individual perceives their quality of life. The scale was created by condensing the World Health Organization Quality of Life Assessment scale to 26 questions. During the validity studies of the Turkish version, a national question was added, bringing the total number of questions to 27, and the Turkish version was finalized. Comprising closed-ended questions, the scale consists of the following subdimensions: general health, physical, social, environmental, and psychological. The minimum score that can be obtained from the scale is 0, and the maximum score is 100. An increase in the score indicates an improvement in quality of life.