Mother Hunger: How Adult Daughters Can Understand and Heal from Lost Nurturance, Protection and Guidance

Ich bin schon öfter über das Buch gestolpert und habe es endlich geschafft es zu kaufen. Die Schreibweise ist direkt und einfach sowie auf den Punkt. Persönliche Einblicke machen die Autorin zugänglich.Ich freue mich auf die nächsten Seiten.

Really enjoyed reading this book and found it immensely helpful and supportive and inspiring to read.It was written in a sensitive and caring way and addressing some issues, but other therapists don’t tend to be aware of.It has helped immensely, and provided a framework in which to do this other level of grieving.Thank you to the Author for her time, dedication and commitment in producing this book. It is much appreciated.

A real eye opener especially for those with trauma around their mothers, regardless of the trauma it’s very soothing and well worth the read.

I liked this book a lot and it brought up a lot for me.The notion that we carry a painful yearning due to our attachment wounds - especially those related to our mothers - feels intuitive… but I’ve not seen it laid out like this before. The author provides a real framework for personal archaeology and detective work. But she also named my pain, and I thank her for that.The only thing that stops me giving it five stars is the cultural critique. Patriarchy becomes a bit of a totem for the challenging elements of society that contribute to mother hunger. I feel this could have been unpacked more and I was left wondering about capitalism and consumerism and the roles they play too. I was left wondering about modern working practices for example.

Dieses Buch ist ohne Übertreibung eine Offenbarung für alle Töchter dieser Welt. In gewissem Grade würde ich sogar sagen, dass Söhne davon profitieren können. Hoffentlich wird dieses Werk ganz bald in viele Sprachen übersetzt, damit noch mehr Menschen von diesen Worten profitieren können.