Любовь, которая убивает. Истории женщин, перешедших черту

V umakh mnogikh obraz zhenshchiny assot͡siiruetsi͡a s li͡ubovʹi͡u, zabotoĭ i materinskim teplom; ona ta - kto darit zhiznʹ, vospityvaet, daet zashchitu. Imenno poėtomu istorii, kogda zhenshchiny sovershai͡ut prestuplenii͡a i proi͡avli͡ai͡ut chudovishchnui͡u zhestokostʹ, vyzyvai͡ut stolʹko protivorechivykh ėmot͡siĭ. V ėtoĭ knige Anna Mot͡s, klinicheskiĭ psikholog i sudebnyĭ psikhoterapevt, rasskazyvaet ob 11 zhenshchinakh, s kotorymi vstretilasʹ v stenakh spet͡suchrezhdeniĭ - v ti͡urʹmakh, sudakh, psikhiatricheskikh bolʹnit͡sakh, ob ikh sudʹbakh, travmirui͡ushchem opyte i puti k vyzdorovlenii͡u.* Vazhnoe issledovanie psikhiki i motivov zhenshchin, sovershivshikh kraĭne zhestokie akty nasilii͡a.* Anna Mot͡s otkrovenno i pronit͡satelʹno govorit o tabuirovannoĭ v obshchestve teme, kotorai͡a razrushaet idealʹnyĭ obraz zhenshchin kak tekh, kto li͡ubit, vospityvaet i zabotitsi͡a.* Kniga predlagaet zagli͡anutʹ v mir sudebnoĭ psikhoterapii i obnazhaet korni zhenskogo nasilii͡a.

In the minds of many, the image of a woman is associated with love, care and maternal warmth; she is the one who gives life, educates, and protects. That is why stories of women committing crimes and displaying monstrous cruelty evoke so many contradictory emotions. In this book, Anna Motz, a clinical psychologist and forensic psychotherapist, talks about 11 women she met in special institutions – in prisons, courts, psychiatric hospitals, about their fates, traumatic experiences and ways to recovery.* An important study of the psyche and motives of women who have committed extremely brutal acts of violence.* Anna Motz speaks frankly and insightfully about a taboo topic in society that destroys the ideal image of women as those who love, nurture and care.* The book offers a glimpse into the world of forensic psychotherapy and exposes the roots of female violence.