Objectives: This research was carried out to determine the relationship between social support perceived by women in the menopause and psychological well-being. Methods: Correlational descriptive type was performed between August 2020 and October 2020. The sample of the study consisted of 500 women registered in 4 FHC s selected from the 10 FHCs connected to Malatya Battalgazi using the draw method. In the research, the sample selection method was not used, data was collected with 300 women who were registered with ASMs and who met the criteria for participation in the research. The Perceived Social Support Scale with Psychological Well-Being was used to collect the data. Results: Perceived social support levels of women participating in the study were determined as 45.77 ± 14.89 (high level) psychological well-being levels as 40.32 ± 10.20 (high level). A statistically significant relationship was found between the perceived social support and psychological well-being scores of women (p <.05). Conclusions: As the social support perceived by the women participating in the research increases, their psychological well-being increases. Trainings are recommended for menopause, which is a risky period in every respect, to be healthy in all aspects.