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Recent Mental Health Blog | June 2010 PostsWhy Do Women Read Mills and Boon Novels?by Beth McHugh27 Jun 2010 03:44 PM I recently bought a magazine and with it came a free mini Mills and Boon novel. I groaned when I saw it and the attendant in the shop smiled in knowing agreement. But one night, while my husband was watching the football, I read it. Aging Narcissistic Mothers: Elinor's Last Standby Beth McHugh19 Jun 2010 06:57 PM We have looked at Elinor's story in two separate articles as she fought to regain control of her life against her narcissistic mother. Today's article is about what happened when Elinor gave her mother the greatest gift of all and was rejected in a cruel and vindictive way. The Baby Blues: When It Won't Go Awayby Beth McHugh16 Jun 2010 09:04 PM Postpartum depression (PPD) affects roughly one in six women and can develop at any time in the first year after a baby is born and may persist for months if left untreated. Post-birth Weight Loss and its Psychological Impactby Beth McHugh11 Jun 2010 11:12 PM I read an interesting article recently about new mothers and their struggle to regain their figures after childbirth. Actually, it was more sad than interesting. Why Don't Significant Life Events Change Narcissists?by Beth McHugh10 Jun 2010 07:40 PM This article was prompted by one of my readers who noted that even after a brush with cancer, her narcissistic mother did not use that opportunity to change her life. |
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