Mother with a borderline personality disorder and their children. Lawson K.E.

The first love of our life is a mother. To recognize her appearance, to recognize the sound of her voice and understand the expression of her face is absolutely necessary in order to survive. In this book, K. E. Lawson clearly shows how mothers suffering from a borderline personality disorder (PRL) are raised by children who, even having become adults, continue to wander and vainly strive for a safe parental harbor, not understanding that they were not for their mother They will find not only their native pier, but also the saving coast. The book describes four types of mothers with PR: “Handicraft”, “Hermit”, “Queen” and “Witch”. In children whose mothers suffer from PRL, there is a risk of developing this dangerous and hard -to -healing disorder. The author gives his recommendations on the prevention of PRL, which includes both the empathy of a mother suffering from a border disorder and an early therapeutic intervention for children, which allows them to return to reality and withstand the dangerous influence of the “fake” mother. The book is intended for adult children brought up by mothers with PRL, as well as for therapists working with them.