The Effectiveness of a Counseling Program based on Mindfulness and Acceptance Practices on Reducing Guilt Feeling and Improving Life Orientation among Divorced Graduate Students: A case study BY Dr. Abdou Ali Abdou Soliman A Lecturer at Department of Mental Health, Faculty of Education- Zagazig University Abstract: The study aimed to diagnose the symptoms of guilt feeling and negative orientation towards life using psychometric and clinical diagnostic tools and explaining the extent of agreement and difference between finding, It aimed also to prepare a counseling program based on mindfulness and acceptance practices, and identify its effectiveness in reducing guilty feelings and improving life orientation for one female divorced graduate students at Zagazig University. The researcher utilized the personal interview form, indirect clinical observation, the Sacks sentences complete test, Thematic Apperception test (T.A.T), guilt feeling scale and life orientation scale, and counseling program based on mindfulness and acceptance practices. The study adopted the clinical and the experimental research designs study the case. Findings of the study revealed the agreement of psychometric and clinical tools in diagnosing symptoms of guilt feeling and negative orientation towards life. Findings also showed the effectiveness of the counseling program in reducing guilt feeling and improving orientation life in the case, results revealed that the effectiveness of the counseling program continued in the follow-up period. Considering these results, some recommendations were drawn. Keywords: Mindfulness and Acceptance Practices, Guilt Feeling, Orientation Life, Divorcees, Case Study.