Mother Apart: How to Let Go of Guilt and Find Happiness Living Apart from Your Child

Mother Apart: How to Let Go of Guilt and Find Happiness Living Apart from Your Child

by Sarah Hart
Mother Apart: How to Let Go of Guilt and Find Happiness Living Apart from Your Child

Mother Apart: How to Let Go of Guilt and Find Happiness Living Apart from Your Child

by Sarah Hart

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Overview

There are many reasons that women find they cannot care for their child — perhaps they have taken flight from an abusive spouse, have fought for but lost custody, are incarcerated, are physically, mentally, or financially vulnerable, or have immigrated from another country in the search of a better life that hasn't yet been found. No matter the reason, these women usually feel isolated, unheard, and stigmatized by friends, relatives, and society at large.
Finally, here is a new resource for this ever-growing population. A Mother Apart provides insight and support to women as they find ways to adjust to living apart from their child.
Just some of the essential strategies for “mothers apart”:
*Understanding the nature of guilt and other paralyzing feelings
*Grieving their loss and moving forward
*Finding ways to stay connected as a mother even when living independently
*Making decisions about the future
*Fully developing and defining love from afar

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781845900946
Publisher: Crown House Publishing
Publication date: 04/28/2008
Pages: 200
Product dimensions: 7.10(w) x 8.60(h) x 0.70(d)

About the Author

As a qualified and experienced counsellor, Sarah has worked with women dealing with gender-specific issues connected to finding personal and professional fulfilment, work/life balance and living apart from their children, for over ten years. She has a Masters Degree in Policy Studies, focusing on working women, motherhood and social policy. Drawing on her professional studies and her own personal experience of living apart from her child she offers a unique and pragmatic approach to supporting women who find themselves, for whatever reason, living apart from their children.
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