Abstract

This study is a phenomenological study on the re-establishment of identity through marital conflict experiences of middle-class middle-aged women in their 50s. In order to phenomenologically analyze the marital conflict experience of middle-class middle-aged women in their 50s, five research participants who understood and agreed to the research purpose were selected. The criteria for selecting study participants were 50-59 years old, middle class, and marriage duration of more than 15 years, and the interview was conducted for 60 minutes per session in a total of 5 sessions. Data collection and analysis is a phenomenological research method through Colaizzi's analysis method. The purpose of this study is to find the meaning of the positive element of giving a new identity by trying to change the perspective for the re-establishment of the relationship by freeing the participants from the negative experiences of marital conflict and the negative emotions of the marital relationship. Based on this study, it can be used as basic data for middle-aged women to understand marital relationships and provide clinical practice cases about the marital counseling process and counseling effects for conflict resolution plans.

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