The Psychology of Motherhood

The Psychology of Motherhood is a profound and inspiring journey into the hearts and minds of six extraordinary mothers from different corners of the world. Through deeply personal and meticulously documented case studies, the book uncovers the psychological depth and emotional richness of motherhood in its most empowered form.
These women are not just caregivers—they are visionaries who have transformed lives, uplifted communities, and redefined what it means to be a mother in today’s complex world. Drawing from years of observation and meaningful interaction, the author captures the essence of qualities like honesty, humility, and inner strength that make these mothers exceptional.
Both a celebration and a critical study, this book is essential reading for anyone interested in maternal psychology, social justice, or the quiet yet powerful ways women shape the world.

About the Author:

Dr. Nadeem Mohsin is a doctorate in Economics and a Postgraduate degree holder in Psychology with specialisation in Clinical Psychology and Counselling. . He is a Visiting Professor and Freelance Development Sector Consultant. Dr. Mohsin was the Principal Investigator (Project Director) of the National Child Abuse Study, the largest study of its kind in the world, sponsored by UNICEF, Save the Children Ministry of Women and Child Development, Government of India and conducted by Prayas Institute of Juvenile Justice, Delhi.