The authors gather together stories and insights from more than fifty women of all ages and backgrounds whose relationships with their mothers in law range from the good to the bad to the ugly. Their candid accounts are interwoven with solid relationship advice about what daughters in law can do to overcome problems and begin to build happier, more satisfying relationships with their mother in law. Supportive, step by step guidance helps daughters in law learn what is going on beneath the surface of day to day interactions with mothers in law, identify and analyze relationshipdynamics, change thinking and behavior that contribute to a dysfunctional dynamic, overcome chronic areas of conflict, and prevent new battles from breaking out without losing their dignity or their sanity. About the Authors Eden Unger Bowditch is a freelance writer and editor of The Urbanite Magazine, a Baltimore magazine that addresses urban issues. AvivaSamet, Psy. D., is a clinical psychologist specializing in family therapy. | The Daughter-in-Law's Survival Guide by Eden Unger Unger Bowditch, Paperback | Indigo Chapters