Relationship between psychological adjustment and quality of life among parents with autistic child

Background: Autistic Disorder is a complicated childhood developmental disability that can have a severe impact on a child's intellectual, social, and language abilities, The number of children diagnosed with Autistic Disorder has risen dramatically, leaving a large number of children and their parents in need of comprehensive support services, Parenting a child with Autistic Disorder has been reported to disrupt the entire family's life and cause a slew of economic, social, physical, and psychological issues. Objective: The study aims to find out the relationship between Psychological adjustment and parents' quality of life. Method: The descriptive correlational study design approach is carried out by questioning individuals of the research population with the goal of describing the phenomena simply in terms of its type and degree of existence. Interrogating study participants about their psychological adjustment and quality of life is how the correlational approach is used. Results: there is a highly significant relationship (Strong positive) between psychological adjustment and quality of life at p-value= 0.001 which reflects the quality of life improves with increasing psychological adjustment