Role of Spiritual Health and Attachment to God in predicting the quality of life in Divorced women

The purpose of this present research is to study Spiritual Health and Attachment to God in predicting the quality of life in Divorced women. This is a descriptive research and the research design is correlation. The statistical population included all Divorced women referring to Welfare centers at Torbat-e-Heydarieh city in 2014. The available sampling method  is used here. Therefore, 100 Divorced women referring to centers were selected and filled out the research questionnaires. The Quality of Life questionnaire, Spiritual Health scale and  Attachment to God quwstionnare were used to collect the data. The data was analyzed by Pearson’s correlation index and multivariable regression analysis. The results showed that a correlation have of Religious spiritual health (r = 0/392), Although spiritual health (r = 0/264), Secure attachment (r = 0/415), avoidant attachment (r = -0/165) ambinalent attachment (r = -0/196) with the quality of life in Divorced women. Also, the results  showed that 25% of quality of life variance is elaborated using Spiritual Health and Attachment to God. It can be concluded that Spiritual Health and Attachment to God play a major role in quality of life in Divorced women based on these findings.