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Addiction to perfection

Book • 1982
Marion Woodman's "Addiction to Perfection" delves into the complexities of the mother-daughter relationship and its profound impact on women's lives.

The book explores how societal pressures and unresolved maternal issues contribute to eating disorders and other forms of self-destructive behavior.

Woodman uses Jungian psychology to illuminate the unconscious dynamics at play, emphasizing the importance of integrating the feminine aspects of the self.

She offers insightful perspectives on the search for wholeness and the journey towards self-acceptance.

The book is a valuable resource for women seeking to understand and heal from the wounds of their past.

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Mentioned in 2 episodes

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Laura London
as the first Jungian book she read, which had a profound impact on her.
Episode 144: Dariane Pictet
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Laura Matsue
when discussing the Jungian perspective on the relationship between the mother and eating disorders.
The Mother Wound: A PsychoSpiritual Healing Guide | TCM #136 (Part 1)
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Bea Gonzalez
in relation to Carly's discussion of societal pressures for perfection and the need to avoid discomfort.
The Wisdom of Iain McGilchrist: Reconnecting to a Larger Reality
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Laura London
as the first Jungian book she read.
Episode 134: Brian Mayo

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