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Other classic examples that I have observed down the years have included the 'controlling' mother, whose micromanagement of her daughter instils a sense of insecurity and helplessness in the child, and the 'unavailable' mother, who may withdraw emotionally at the approach of her daughter. As a daughter, you may also recognise the 'combative' mother who is actively denigrating, as well as the 'self-involved' or narcissistic mother.
Others grow up with an 'enmeshed' mother,
the kind of mother who is far from emotionally distant but instead fails to acknowledge any boundary between herself and her daughter, and lives through her daughter's achievements. The 'unreliable' mother, meanwhile, may be the most difficult type of mother for daughters to grow up with given the mixed messages that she communicates, and the potentially precarious and fraught nature of the relationship as a result.
Don't Hesitate To Talk To Me About Your ConcernsIf any of the above patterns sounds familiar to you or you feel unresolved pain and suffering related to parental relationships that you would like to work through, I can draw upon my considerable experience in discussing your concerns and helping you to move forward. Contact me now to arrange a consultation.
It is a natural part of my role as a Mental Health Therapist that I am continually challenging myself on many of the key questions of how we can guide ourselves to better psychological health. Periodically over the years, those contemplations have brought me to the subject of mother-daughter relationships, and the toxicity that can occur when the mother is not attuned.A meta-analysis of 20 years of studies pertaining to the integration of virtual reality (VR) application in the treatment for mental disorders suggests that the world may be ready for VR intervention in mental health treatment facilities. The meta-analysis looks closely at 285 studies pertaining to anxiety, schizophrenia, substance use disorders and eating disorders. The authors of the study conclude that the application of VR can change the approach toward mental health disorders, and can enhance the overall understanding. In addition, VR applications can increase access to psychological therapies and enhance treatment results by creating new realities.
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