Brenda Hunter

Author of Home by Choice

About the Author

Brenda Hunter, PhD, is a psychologist and internationally published author. She has served on two presidential commissions and written numerous books including Home by Choice, In the company of Women, and The Power of Mother Love Dr. Hunter lives and works as a psychotherapist in Chapel Hill, North show more Carolina. Kristen Blair is an education columnist and writer she has worked on family and educational policy at the national level for the government, a presidential commission, and Empower America. She is the mother of a tween and a middle school graduate, and lives with her family in chapel Hill, North Carolina. show less

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Home by Choice (1991) 162 copies, 1 review

In the Company of Women: Deepening Our Relationships with the Important Women in Our Lives (1994) 129 copies, 1 review

Where Have All the Mothers Gone? (1982) 50 copies

The Power of Mother Love: Strengthening the Bond Between You and Your Child (1998) 44 copies, 1 review

My God, Do You Love Me? A Woman's Conversations With God (1998) 15 copies

Beyond Divorce (1978) 13 copies

Staying Alive: Life-Changing Strategies for Surviving Cancer (2004) 12 copies

From Santa to Sexting: Helping Your Child Safely Navigate Middle School and Shape the Choices that Last a Lifetime (2012) 9 copies

A Wedding is a Family Affair (1995) 8 copies

What Every Mother Needs to Know (1993) 8 copies, 1 review

The Many Sides of a Woman's Heart: Deepening Our Life-Giving Relationships With Our Children and the Important Women in Our Lives : In the Company of Women, Home by Choice (1997) 7 copies

In the Company of Friends: Celebrating Women's Enduring Relationships (1996) 7 copies

What Every Mother Needs to Know about Babies (1994) 2 copies

选择在家 - 母亲的明智选择 1 copy

The value of Motherhood 1 copy

Home By Choice. Facing the Effects of Mother's Adsence 1 copy

The Maternal Imperative 1 copy, 1 review

Kinder brauchen ihre Mütter: Eine Mutter kann man nicht ersetzen (1997) 1 copy

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Gender: female
Occupations: psychologist

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kijabi1 7,225 reviews

The Maternal Imperative by Brenda Hunter

Our society is turning stay-at-home moms into invisible women. Psychologist Brenda Hunter is not amused.

Jan 2, 2012

ImmanuelPPLibrary 1,210 reviews

Home by Choice (Creating emotional security in Childlren by Dr. Brenda Hunter

Many mothers today are coming home. Why? These mothers are home because they know that they and not a child care provider - can best nurture their children.

Sep 4, 2024

jenspeaks 51 reviews

The Power of Mother Love: Strengthening the Bond Between You and Your Child by Brenda Hunter