According to health and social care information Centre (HSCIS) (2014), more than half of admission to critical care unit was emergency and male patients. The patients were admitted mostly from theater and recovery (44.2%) requiring an average of 2.2 organ support. The psychological outcome of intensive care survivors highlighted conjointly by Wade et al., (2012) and Griffiths et al., (2013) suggested the need of intervention to decrease the result of psychological morbidity. The impact of critical illness is not limited only to patient but has extended beyond patient including the family members (Davidson, 2009). Over the last decade, various studies have given particular attention to the needs of the family members primarily focusing the study in reducing the emotional burden (Obringer et al., 2012; Al-Multair et al., 2013; Hinkle and Flitzpatrick 2011 and Fateel and O’Neill 2015).
