This issue of Adult Health Nursing Journal (AHNJ) Volume 1 Number 2 (2024) presents a range of studies addressing psychological, spiritual, and functional aspects of adult nursing care. The articles examine the effectiveness of Quranic relaxation therapy in reducing blood pressure among hypertensive patients, the relationship between chemotherapy side effects and self-concept in cancer patients, stress and coping mechanisms among families of critically ill patients in intensive care, the impact of spiritual guidance on pre-endoscopic anxiety, and the association between functional impairment and self-concept in stroke patients. Collectively, these studies emphasize the importance of holistic and patient-centered approaches in improving clinical outcomes and overall well-being.