Seizure is one of the most common chronic neurological diseases. Occurrence of a chronic disease in family member is an important event for the whole family. Seizure is often associated with social, cognitive, emotional and physical challenges. It can have negative effects on family dynamics. Reduce the quality of life for both caregivers and the patient. Methods: First, through the necessary permits, the experimental and control groups are randomly selected. In each group, 29 people were selected. The training items included 3*30-minute sessions, performed in four consecutive weeks (one session per week). Parents were adjusted to the meeting time and the sessions were taught according to their circumstances, the researcher using face-to-face training talked to parents about childhood seizure, common signs and symptoms, diagnostic methods and treatment programs, according to the stage and condition of the child's illness. These parents were given basic training in this area. Results: Using paired t-test, we found that the level of anxiety before the intervention in the experimental and control groups was not significantly different from sig = 0.11. If we notice a significant difference in the level of anxiety after the intervention in the experimental and control groups sig = 0.000 and we find that the training has been effective. At the level of pre-intervention care burden with sig = 0.211 in the experimental and control groups, we find that there is no significant difference however after the intervention the probability value reaches 0.011 and makes a significant difference at this level and indicates that training has been effective.

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