Through a blend of personal essays, empirical research, and creative works, Theorizing Motherhood and Emerging Adulthood explores themes of identity, connection, and transformation. Discover insights on topics ranging from eco-anxiety and non-proximate mothering to intergenerational trauma and the complexities of supporting neurodiverse children.
This volume is for mothers seeking connection and understanding, as well as scholars and researchers interested in expanding the discourse on motherhood.
- Gain new perspectives on the changing dynamics of family relationships.
- Explore the impact of cultural expectations and societal pressures on mothers.
- Find strength and resilience in shared experiences of joy, loss, and transformation.
