This self-discovery book you are holding is a "child" of the sincere desire for a profound "confession". The "confession" of an experienced psychotherapist who uses authenticity and self-disclosure as key tools to help the reader encounter their deeper self within its pages.

It is a "love" story about Life, Meaning, and Relationship. A diary filled with revealing events, memories, dreams, and insights, from the perspective of both the patient and the therapist. And, like every similar story, it hides within it moments of tranquility or passion, affirmation or denial of greatness and despair.

It is a book that is accessible and multifaceted, describing in simple words the thrilling adventure of encountering the Self and the Other, and simply asks the reader to engage with both their mind and their soul.

Within its pages, one encounters truths that touch the heart, "dig" the mind, and expand self-awareness. Truths that wound narcissism, while simultaneously liberating within us that part which wants to pursue meaningful changes and transcendence.

The author, by capturing snapshots of the living psychotherapeutic process, depicts the ways in which they approach, therapeutically engage with, and understand the people seeking help. They do not want to alleviate by comforting the wounds. They want to expose them and highlight the traumas of the human soul as sources of psychological insight and existential freedom and wholeness.

A book written from personal experience that encourages its readers in the persistent search for deeper inner experience.