Self-adjustment is a natural and dynamic process that aims to change individual behavior so that relationships are more in line with their environmental conditions. In reality adjusting to menopause is very much difficult to live through, so many women have problems in undergoing menopause. This study aims to explain the emotional maturity of menopausal women, explain the relationship between menopausal women and family, and social maturity. this type of research is a case study study. The subjects in this study were 2 menopausal women in Kenagarian Muara Sakai, Pancung Soal District, South Coastal District. The instrument used in this study is the interview guide. To describe the adjustment of menopausal women, researchers used data analysis (1) data reduction (data reduction); (2) data exposure (data display); (3) drawing conclusions and verification (conclusion drawing / verifying). The data analysis technique used in this study is thematic analysis by conducting interview transcripts that have been verbatim. The results revealed that emotional maturity, relationships with families and social maturity of subjects 1 and 2 were different. Of the three aspects studied on the subject, different results can be seen from how the subjects undergo and adjust themselves at menopause. Subject 1 cannot fulfill all three aspects at menopause, while subject 2 can fulfill all three aspects while undergoing menopause.
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