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Daughters Rising: Rising above the hidden messages of shame, guilt, and self-doubt passed down from mother to daughter. (en Inglés)
Katherine K. Fabrizio
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Daughters Rising: Rising above the hidden messages of shame, guilt, and self-doubt passed down from mother to daughter. (en Inglés) - Fabrizio, Katherine K.
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Reseña del libro "Daughters Rising: Rising above the hidden messages of shame, guilt, and self-doubt passed down from mother to daughter. (en Inglés)"
The Mother/Daughter Relationship gets a Makeover from the Feminine Divine. Here is a fun, short, pithy read that takes 7 lies mothers pass down to their daughters- "for their own good" and reimagines them through the lens of feminine power to rewrite them into a message of strength and hope. While Daughters Rising is a light-hearted book, If you are struggling with your relationship with your mother and need help may I recommend my more recent book, The Good Daughter Syndrome- Awaken From it. Break Free of it. Heal From it. Daughters Rising is more of a treatise on how the patriarchal hyper-masculinized culture is passed down through the maternal line. It is certainly worth exploring; however, daughters looking for help with their difficult mothers may be looking for a more direct treatment- something more in the mental health lane than the cultural lane. If you read my blogs on Daughters Rising and resonate with the writing there, I have the book for you. If you are looking for practical help that is grounded in science and informed by clinical experience, look no further than The Good Daughter Syndrome. It is a serious book about the dysfunctional dynamic between a difficult mother and her attuned, sensitive, empathetic daughter. Full of clinical wisdom, practical help, and hopeful advice, if you are struggling, I feel confident you will find what you need within its pages.
