Abstract
Aim: The aim of this systematic review is to determine the effects of the PLISSIT model (permission, limited, information, special suggestions, intensive therapy) on sexual functions. 
 Materials and Methods: The study was conducted by searching Google Scholar, Ulakbim, Web of Science, PubMed, and Science Direct electronic databases. 
 Results: It was observed within the scope of the systematic review that five of the studies assessed were conducted in Iran, and one of them was conducted in Turkey, and all of them were randomized controlled trials (RCT). The participant group was diverse. It was observed that the studies were conducted in quite various groups such as women who underwent hysterectomy, women with multiple sclerosis, HIV positive women, women who were in the postpartum period, pregnant women, and women with Type 2 diabetes. 
 Conclusion: Former studies showed that training and counseling programs basing on the PLISSIT model are effective in enhancing sexual functions.
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