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- joann celeste
- 12-03-17
Great book!
A must read for anyone who has had a preoccupied mother. This book allows for true healing to take place.
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- Gaylena Mockensturm
- 05-10-17
Excellent book
Excellent book, it was very insightful and painfully helpful for me. I'll have to buy the paper back and go through it again.
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- E Fernando
- 06-18-20
Transformative and healing
I listened to this book over the course of a couple of months while journaling what it brought up for me. This book was the basis for my transformative healing. The first half of the book validated everything I had experienced but had spent years thinking I was making up. And then the second half gently led me forward, teaching me how to heal,take care of myself and so much more . By the end if the book I was truly a different person. It was incredible. I am so grateful for this book. Listening to the audible version was also very relaxing. I could take it all in while lying with my eyes closed.
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- Troma friddle
- 08-03-21
Great book 4 healing
I think this book has some depth in healing and separating today verses yesterday and how to move past the absent mother.
Was painful to go through but healing to release
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- Viktoria
- 02-16-17
one word: healing
If you could sum up The Emotionally Absent Mother in three words, what would they be?
helped me heal
What did you like best about this story?
I liked that this is not a blame game for mothers. It's about making us understand why mothers did what they did. That helped me so much to see my mother differently and it helped me to stop blaming her, she was a victim of life circumstances herself. This book is amazing. In just these hours it took me to listen to it I made more progress than in 40 years of my life.
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no, but it opened my heart
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I think this book replaces lifetime of therapy
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- Anonymous User
- 09-16-21
Eye Opening
I found this book to be very helpful and eye opening. It gave me much needed insight
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- Ame
- 05-02-16
This book will save you years of therapy
I have been in and out of therapy for 25 years and have never come across such a powerful self help resource as this book. It is clear, concise, and every word has impact. I cannot express my gratitude for how this book is helping me understand my mother, myself, my relationships, and my fellow human beings. Thank you Jasmin Lee Cori for helping the under mothered of this world.
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- Susan
- 06-19-16
Poignant & Helpful...
Not coming from an overt abusive mother I couldn't pin point why I feel so distant & hurt at times in my relationship w/ her. But The author here gives specific behaviors of how mothers & daughters 'connect' or don't and how the 'psychological patterns' of the mother effect the connectedness to the Dtr. The focus is on the Dtrs healing which Provides hope. The so thot discusses 10 characteristics of a 'good mother' and encourages reflection to whether you got that or not. Not leaving you hanging if you didn't get that good love from your mother, she goes on to encourage healing. She provides specific things, that as an adult, U can put into action- which I have found effective. Although not having a good mother, is no place anyone wants to find themselves…the book to me was informative and helpful.
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- tiffany
- 09-17-18
good book
really enjoyed this book, very insightful and healing I would recommend this book to friends
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- Elena Posea
- 08-14-18
Recommend
Easy to listen to, very hands on in my opinion, I recommend also trying the exercises (at home or other private place)
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