Therapy for divorced single mothers : three case studies

Abstract

Many divorce single mothers suffer from a myriad of psychological, social, parent/child relationship, and economic problems. This paper demonstrates the effectiveness of an eclectic model of therapy which is aimed at alleviating many of these problems, as well as low differentiation of self which is believed to underly them. Case examples illustrate the effectiveness of the model, as well as the connection between low differentation of self and the above problems.