Background: Recent evidence indicates that diabetic women are at higher risk for developing sexual dysfunction compared to those without diabetes. Sexual dysfunction is a problem which affects overall quality of diabetic women lives. Aim of the study: to evaluate the effect of sexual counseling model on sexual dysfunction of women with diabetes & their sexual quality of life. Research design quasi experimental research design was used .Setting:the study was conducted at outpatient clinic & internal medicine department at Minia university hospital. Subjects a purposive sample of one hundred diabetic women who suffered from sexual dysfunctions. Tools of data collection: three tools were used as following: 1- A structured interviewing questionnaire, 2- The Female Sexual Function Index scale to measures sexual function, 3- The Female Sexual Quality of Life scale to measure the quality of sexual life of diabetic women. Results: the frequency of sexual dysfunction was more prevalent in diabetic women in which the mean age of studied women was (39.68 ± 6.2) years. There were statistically significant differences regarding to the Female Sexual Function Index total mean scores & regarding to Female Sexual Quality of Life total scores between pre and post six months of education. Conclusion & Recommendations: implementation of counseling sessions based on Permission, Limited information, Specific suggestions & Intensive therapy model had a significant effect in improving the sexual function and sexual quality of life among diabetic women in pre and after six months of sexual counseling soapplying ongoing educational programs based on the previous model for diabetic women in all available diabetic clinics with preparation of secure environment to discuss sexual problems with women freely was recommended.