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Divorce is an answer but it's not always the answer.
Especially in a public forum like this there's a known heavy bias towards splitting. Ways to fix and mend complicated nuanced relationships are varied and not well known. Ways to end it are easy and comparatively uniform and are well known. So people lean in that direction often, especially when soliciting public advice like this.
Again, doesn't mean it's inherently the wrong choice either. Just a bias to be aware of.
Whether she wants to end the relationship is up to her. Even in cases that actually are toxic and emotional abuse, until she wants out of it, nobody else's opinion matters. Generally she is going to want to exhaust her options in trying to heal and mend the relationship, or exhaust her ability to work through those options. If neither of those has happened yet she's likely to want to keep trying.
Getting a toxic person to understand they're toxic, and stop, is not impossible. It starts with realizing the problem, realizing that there is a problem, realizing that they are the problem, or at least part of it. I would focus on that, first. And if you or your mother can't move the needle on that very first step, that informs your mother's choice of what to do next.
Your mother can also definitely seek therapy on her own. She doesn't have to be the problem to be the one that needs therapy.
The therapist might can help her towards healing the marriage on her own, or confirming the divorce is necessary and surviving it. I would recommend therapy for the mother no matter what else is done. She already has scars that need healing, much less any others that are yet to come.