Publication
Abstract: This study explored and described the experiences of the spouses of uniformed personnel, specifically on their challenges and coping. It employed the transcendental phenomenology design to understand the experiences of the spouses of uniformed personnel. Semi-structured interviews were utilized to elicit information to answer the research questions. The interview was conducted using telephones, cellphones, and video calls. The participants were spouses of uniformed personnel who rendered ten years and abovein service. The study revealed that uniformed personnel spouses were confronted with challenges because they have their unique ways of coping with various challenges. These challenges are time, stress, and nervous breakdown. Their coping mechanisms are faith in God and understanding the nature of work. The Armed Forces of the Philippines must organize activities involving all the family members of the spouses of the uniformed personnel
Keywords: challenges, spouses, experiences, uniformed personnel, coping
On-going
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Awards
- LOCAL
- 2025 Gawad Saliksik, October 16, 2025, UNP, Vigan City
- Best Research Paper, 9th Regional Research Congress, May 4-5, 2026, UNP, Vigan City
- 2024 Gawad Saliksik, October 16, 2024, UNP, Vigan City
Presentation
- Cadena de Amor: Mothers’ Fulltime Pledge of Service (2026), SDG 3, 4, 5, 10
- Young Minds Tambayan Extension Program: An Assessment (2025), SDG 3, 4, 5, 10
- Development of Virtual Classroom Teaching Program (2025), SDG 4, 9, 10
- Tracer Study of the Graduates of the Undergraduate Programs in the College of Teacher Education, University of Northern Philippines (2024), SDG 4, 8
Citations
- Roses After the Thorns: Challenges and Coping Among the Spouses of Uniformed Personnel (2023), SDG 3, 5, 16 – https://migrationletters.com/index.php/ml/article/view/6073