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Understanding the Borderline Mother
Helping Her Children Transcend the Intense, Unpredictable, and Volatile Relationship
Book • 2000
This book by Christine Ann Lawson explores the complex and often devastating impact of borderline personality disorder on the relationship between mothers and their children.
It categorizes borderline mothers into four archetypes: the waif, the hermit, the queen, and the witch.
Lawson provides practical advice and clinical vignettes to help adult children understand their experiences and develop healthier relationships.
The book emphasizes empathic understanding, early intervention, and therapy as key strategies for mitigating the negative effects of living with a borderline mother.
It categorizes borderline mothers into four archetypes: the waif, the hermit, the queen, and the witch.
Lawson provides practical advice and clinical vignettes to help adult children understand their experiences and develop healthier relationships.
The book emphasizes empathic understanding, early intervention, and therapy as key strategies for mitigating the negative effects of living with a borderline mother.
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