Women in Therapy: Devaluation, Anger, Aggression, Depression, Self-Sacrifice, Mothering, Mother Blaming, Self-Betrayal, Sex-Role Stereotypes, Dependence
Harriet Lerner examines women’s experiences in therapy through interconnected themes including devaluation, anger, aggression, depression, self-sacrifice, mothering, mother blaming, self-betrayal, sex-role stereotypes, and dependence. The book offers a focused psychological and gender-oriented exploration of these concerns.
About This Book
Women in Therapy explores a range of psychological and social themes affecting women’s experiences in therapy.
Harriet Lerner addresses devaluation, anger, aggression, depression, self-sacrifice, and self-betrayal.
The book also considers mothering, mother blaming, sex-role stereotypes, and dependence.
Its focus is the relationship between women, therapeutic perspectives, and the pressures associated with gender roles.
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