The book seeks to dismantle ineffective topics and ideas about mental health, with shocking but useful alternatives, which it presents accompanied by examples to facilitate the reader's understanding.
Are you sure that adolescence is a difficult age? Do you have to set limits on children to educate them well? Are schizophrenia and alcoholism diseases? We have many preconceived ideas about these and many other issues that, on many occasions, lead us to act in a counterproductive way, fueling our own suffering and that of others. The basic problem is the following: not everything is as we have been told.

The authors of this work propose a different perspective, based on the psychology of relationships. This is, even today, a great unknown, but it is key to understanding our problems. Attachment, care and emotional ties are essential for the survival and development of the human being, who could not survive without others.