| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 895.1 | conflict comes in soooo many flavors | ULTRA::ZURKO | We're more paranoid than you are. | Wed Dec 13 1989 08:46 | 9 |
| Gosh, it might depend on what your conflicts are. I've found "Getting to Yes"
(which I just loaned to my sweetie, so I don't have the author information
handy) very good at getting me out of my win/lose rut. And I picked up "Dance
of Anger" in the store once, read one paragraph about how a daughter feels when
she is angry at her mother, and put it down. It was too close to the bone.
Then there is Model Mugging, for establishing boundaries and saying no (though
a graduate could say if it was easily applicable to mother relationships).
Mez
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| 895.2 | pointers | LYRIC::BOBBITT | nature abhors a vacuum...& so do I | Wed Dec 13 1989 08:58 | 16 |
| Nancy Friday wrote a book called "My Mother, My Self" which may
have some useful stuff in it (I haven't read it, but I've heard
some good things).
If interested, see also:
Womannotes-V1
47 - Conflict & Self-Respect
145 - Mother/daughter Problems
Euro-Woman (I'm referencing this based on the title topic, I couldn't
access it to read it)
75 - Mothers and Daughters
-Jody
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| 895.4 | a good one... | GODIVA::bence | What's one more skein of yarn? | Wed Dec 13 1989 12:58 | 5 |
| "The Dance of Anger" by Lerner. There are several interesting
case studies involving mother/daughter interactions. It's available
in paperback.
cathy
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| 895.5 | A very interesting book | SONATA::HARMON | | Wed Dec 13 1989 13:35 | 5 |
| I'll second the recommendation of .4 for "Dance of Anger". I have it
and it also gets into other types of interactions.
P.
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| 895.6 | Another Recommendation | SSDEVO::CHAMPION | I am perfectly imperfect! | Fri Dec 15 1989 23:37 | 5 |
| "Making Peace With Your Parents" by Harold Bloomfield gave me a lot
of guidance with regard to coping with my problems with my folks.
Carol
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