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"How do you have an incest fantasy about someone who isn't there; or if they are, they terrify? How do you mourn the loss of someone you never knew, of a relationship you never had? Drawing on her life's work as a clinician, the author deftly goes to the heart of trauma in the father-daughter relationship: showing how connecting to the archetypal father and collective experience a healing can begin." - Dale Mathers, Jungian analyst, UK
"Susan Schwartz has written a much-needed book about fathers and daughters, one that addresses the psychic damage of the 'emotionally absent and deadened father', which 'affects a daughter's body, mind and soul'. With compassion, wisdom and a Jungian theoretical and clinical understanding of the psyche, Schwartz places this psychological dilemma in a wider context of psychoanalysis and the depth psychologies. Her clinical examples are apt and her passionate encouragement for us to understand this issue is inspiring." - Margaret Klenck, MDiv, LP, Jungian analyst and past president of the Jungian Psychoanalytic Association, New York, USA