There Are No Good Families

There is no good family. Or the paradox is that a good family is a family that can act with the motto "There is no good family."

When people have children, they unconsciously experience feelings about their own childhood. Our relationship with our child is a continuation of our relationship with our parents.

Establishing a proper bond with our child is possible by repairing our own childhood and the child within us. There is a mother, father and child inside every person, and a strong psychology is actually the psychology in which the child within us is strong and respected.

There Is No Good Family was written not only for parents, but also for people of all ages who have experienced childhood and want to understand themselves better.

With the different perspective offered by this book, you will discover with a brand new eye and surprise the underlying reason behind many things about ourselves, such as why we suffer, why we want to be loved and get sad when we lose love, why we postpone our work.

Nihan Kaya, who completed her master's degree in Psychoanalysis at the University of Essex in England, presented papers at conferences in the field of psychology in Europe and America, and met with parents through childhood workshops, compiles her years of work in this book.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Editor: Ayla Duru Karadağ

Edited by: Neslihan Ünsal

Cover Illustration : Şehmuz Kino

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

First Print Year: 2018

Number of Pages: 300

Size: 13.5 x 21