The life span of human being is continuous process of developmental changes in various dimension like biological, psychological and social. Each stage of life brings unique challenges, adjustments, and opportunities for growth. According to Erikson, midlife is the stage where an individual seeks to find purpose through productivity, caregiving, and contribution to the next generation. Whereas women go through menopause at this stage of life which marked by physiological symptoms, somatic symptoms, psychological symptoms due to the hormonal shifts. The menopausal phase and midlife coincide which increases the challenges of women’s life and not meeting the psychosocial need may lead to midlife crisis. Midlife crisis of women may involve feelings of isolation, inferiority, and pressure to remain youthful, often worsened by societal stigma around aging especially in Indian culture. These changes may deteriorated quality of life of women and their wellbeing. Despite the growing recognition of the challenges faced by menopausal women with midlife crisis, limited researches have been observed which focuses on psychosocial intervention to meet the needs of menopausal transition and midlife crisis. A comprehensive psychosocial intervention designed to meet the needs arises from these challenges may enhance the quality of life of menopausal women.  Therefore, researcher aims to develop an intervention module and test the efficacy of the module to fill this gap and offer the healthcare providers with more diverse tools for managing midlife crisis and quality of life during menopause. 

The proposed research will follow a mixed method approach comprises of two phases. The 1^st phase will be conducted with qualitative approach where narrative literature review and phenomenological Research design will be used to develop the “MC-MQoL Care Module” (Midlife Crisis and Menopausal Quality of Life Care Module). Existing literature related to the content and input from the participants through focused group discussions will be used and the nursing intervention module will be prepared considering the cultural suitability. Prepared content will be validated by the expert panel of mental health professionals. The recommendations and suggestions will be incorporated and the validity index will be ensured to finalize the module. The 2^nd phase of the study will be conducted with quantitative approach by implementing the module to find out its efficacy. The research design in this phase will be pre-experimental one group pre-test post-test design. The sample will be the menopausal women in the selected area of Sonitpur District, Assam which will be selected through purposive sampling technique. Data will be collected for dependent variable midlife crisis and quality of life of menopausal women by using Socio-demographic Proforma, Mid-Life Transition Questionnaire (MTQ) and MENQOL (Menopause-Specific Quality of Life) questionnaire. “MC-MQoL Care Module” will be implemented followed by the pre-test. Post test will be done twice i.e. after one month of intervention and after three months of intervention. An informed consent will be taken from each participant and confidentiality and anonymity will be maintained throughout the study period. Appropriate statistical analysis will be done to find out the efficacy of the developed module by using SPSS.

 Midlife and menopause are complex life transition that involves both physical and emotional aspects. Developing comprehensive psychosocial intervention tailored to midlife crisis and quality of life of menopausal women could guide healthcare providers with more diverse tools leading to evidence-based care.