This present study investigated the relationship between spiritual intelligence and emotional intelligence and resilience, life satisfaction, and the mental health of couples. The population of this study consisted of all couples of Ahvaz had passed at least a year of their common life. The sample of this study consisted of 125 couples, 250 individuals consisting of an equal number of men and women who were selected randomly by a multistage random sampling method. The instrument for collecting data consisted of the Spiritual Intelligence Scale (SII), Emotional Intelligence Scale (SSREI), and Resilience Scale (CD-RISC), Satisfaction with Life Scale (SWLS), and a measure of general health (GHQ). The results of regression analysis showed that the predicted resilience, life satisfaction, and mental health of spouses, variables spiritual intelligence, and emotional intelligence play an important role. The results of Canonical analysis showed that a linear combination of Canon resilience, life satisfaction, and mental health is predicted by a linear combination of spiritual intelligence and emotional intelligence.

Keywords: spiritual intelligence, emotional intelligence, resilience, life satisfaction and mental health

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