Don't blame mother: mending the mother-daughter relationshipThe anger and agony of the mother-daughter relationship can be replaced with a new bond based on understanding and respect according to Dr. Caplan. She shows women how to move to a new, positive mother-daughter relationship based on respect. |
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Page 56
At a conference on mothers and daughters, a woman therapist showed a
videotape of an interview with a mother, a father, and their young adult daughter.
The therapist and the audience joined in groaning, laughing mockery of the
mother for ...
At a conference on mothers and daughters, a woman therapist showed a
videotape of an interview with a mother, a father, and their young adult daughter.
The therapist and the audience joined in groaning, laughing mockery of the
mother for ...
Page 113
Neither the psychiatrist nor the women in the family asked, "Where was Bree's
father's warmth? Did he ever even spend time with his family?" Is he remembered
as simply jovial rather than jovial-but-remote because as a man he wasn't ...
Neither the psychiatrist nor the women in the family asked, "Where was Bree's
father's warmth? Did he ever even spend time with his family?" Is he remembered
as simply jovial rather than jovial-but-remote because as a man he wasn't ...
Page 195
Ruth's father was a rich, charming, but good-for-nothing man. Ruth's parents left
her and their older son in Ireland when they came to the United States to build a
new life. Ruth spent most of the first five years of her life with her grandmother.
Ruth's father was a rich, charming, but good-for-nothing man. Ruth's parents left
her and their older son in Ireland when they came to the United States to build a
new life. Ruth spent most of the first five years of her life with her grandmother.
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| Title | Don't blame mother: mending the mother-daughter relationship |
| Author | Paula J. Caplan |
| Publisher | Harper & Row, 1989 |
| ISBN | 0060161027, 9780060161026 |
| Length | 258 pages |
| Subjects | › › Family & Relationships / Parenting / Motherhood Intergenerational relations Motherhood Motherhood - Psychological aspects Motherhood Psychological aspects Motherhood/ Psychological aspects Mothers and daughters Psychology / General Social Science / General Women Women - Psychology Women Psychology Women/ Psychology |
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