Women in Therapy: Devaluation, Anger, Aggression, Depression, Self-Sacrifice, Mothering, Mother Blaming, Self-Betrayal, Sex-Role Stereotypes, Dependence
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Women in Therapy: Devaluation, Anger, Aggression, Depression, Self-Sacrifice, Mothering, Mother Blaming, Self-Betrayal, Sex-Role Stereotypes, Dependence

by Harriet Lerner

Psychology Feminism therapy
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Harriet Lerner explores how societal expectations affect women's emotional well-being, relationships, and self-perception in this influential work on gender and psychology.

About This Book

This book examines the psychological challenges women face within traditional social roles.

Harriet Lerner addresses themes such as anger, depression, and self-sacrifice.

The work highlights how cultural expectations influence women's emotional expression and relationships.

Readers gain insight into the impact of gender stereotypes on mental health and personal growth.

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