Understanding women in distress / Pamela Ashurst and Zaida Hall with contributions from George Christie [and others].

By:

Ashurst, Pamela, 1940-

Contributor(s):

Hall, Zaida, 1925-

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London ; New York : Tavistock/Routledge, 1989.Description: 1 online resource (x, 237 pages)Content type:

text

Media type:

computer

Carrier type:

online resource

ISBN:

0415018323
9780415018326
0415018331
9780415018333
0203131452
9780203131459
1134978367
9781134978366
1280567228
9781280567223
9786610567225
6610567220

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Understanding women in distress.DDC classification:

616.89/0088042 22

LOC classification:

RC451.4.W6 A84 1989eb

NLM classification:

HQ 1206 A829u

Online resources:

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Contents:

Book Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Authors and contributors; Forword; Introduction; 1. Understanding distress; 2. Women's role and identity; 3. The development of feminine identity and sexuality; 4. On becoming a mother; 5. Bonding and rejection; 6. Hungry womanhood; 7. Womanhood despoiled; 8. Lesbian womanhood; 9. Childless womanhood; 10. Barren womanhood; 11. Motherhood thwarted; 12. Motherhood bereft; 13. Motherhood disappointed; 14. Motherhood depressed; 15. Perverse womanhood; 16. Bereft womanhood; 17. Pairing and parting; 18. Single motherhood; 19. Stepmotherhood.

Summary: Women are more likely to seek help from professionals when in times of distress. Therefore the response they recieve from the professionals is vital in determining the best outcome for them. This book provides the understanding they need.

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Includes bibliographical references (pages 227-231) and index.

Women are more likely to seek help from professionals when in times of distress. Therefore the response they recieve from the professionals is vital in determining the best outcome for them. This book provides the understanding they need.