In this study, among a range of possible examples of multicultural communication, the focus is on the process of women immigrants for marriage. The immigrants are women who live in Korea and have mmigrated for the purpose of marriage. From the terminology of ‘oman marriage immigrant’we can guess that multicultural communication with them is complicated by factors such as gender, marriage, emigration, language, and other cultural matters. To watch the lives of women immigrants for marriage, they never sing easily about happiness in their state. Their life is researched in terms of ‘oss,’‘rief’and ‘eaving’ This is start of a discussion about multicultural communication in that humanities therapy intends humanities is actual learning to find how to live happily and how to help people to become the subjects of life. This study is the research basis for humanities therapy using the communication model to promote happiness among women marriage immigrants. The basis of this research was personal study of 47 life journals and examples of maladjustment have been examined and problems of loss through marriage Immigration, environment, culture, language and dreams are typified. Ways of dealing with grief and loss are referred to and investigated, according to types of loss, as made evident in the life journals. Thus, this study discusses the proper, desirable process of ‘eaving well’ or moving on from grieving to the healthy building of new bonds in a new culture and society. The present study confirms the central importance of Korean, as a means of improving communication, human bonds with others, and the quality of life of the immigrant women. In the process of handling the problems of women marriage immigrants, the study proves the ideal structure of learning→loss→ grieving→leaving well. Therefore, we propose this structure as the basis for a model of humanities therapy on inner communication. In this structural basis, the technique of text choice according to Korean ability, writing therapy and art therapy, etc. are needed to compensate in detail and should be supplemented through field work.

Key words: Multi‐Cultural Communication, Married immigrants woman, Loss, Maladjustment, Writing Therapy, Humanities Therapy, Grief, Inner communication