Mother's Unlove. How to Heal Hidden Wounds from an Unhappy Childhood

In life, there are not many experiences as deep as the feelings we have for our mothers. The roots of some of these feelings are lost in the dark recesses of pre-verbal experience. The branches spread out in all directions, some carry wonderful, sun-drenched moments, while others are broken, with sharp and splintered edges that we constantly snag on. Mother is not a simple topic. We protect the image of the mother within ourselves, we defend our fragile relationship with her by denying everything that could shake it, and we protect ourselves from disappointment, anger, and pain that we push out of our consciousness. In her book, psychotherapist Jasmine Lee Corey shares how to heal childhood psychological wounds and become a confident, loving adult.

This book will help:
• Change your attitude towards childhood;
• See all the unmet needs of the inner child and learn to satisfy them yourself;
• See the connection between childhood experiences and current difficulties in your life;
• Decide what kind of relationship you want to build with your mother.