Children Don't Need a Psychologist. They Need Parents!

A book about today's parent–child relationships, addressed to ordinary parents who raise ordinary children within ordinary families. A letter in good faith to thoughtful parents. "The family is not an undifferentiated whole. But neither is it a pitch where every player does everything – playing goalkeeper, defender, midfield, attack, substitute on the bench, coach and referee… In a home there live together bodies, fantasies, movements, words, feelings, thoughts, spaces and different things… And undoubtedly, in these circumstances it is the parents who play their important and irreplaceable role. Inevitably, these parents encounter difficulties, doubts, problems and perhaps crossroads in their relationships with their children.