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Most people have emotions they can't handle, so they hide them. By choosing partners with the same inhibitions, the problem is often passed on to their children. This book, using modern experiences of family therapy, shows how understanding relationships in families can be made.

Co czyni rodzinę szczęśliwą? Dlaczego niektóre małżeństwa są trwałe, a inne kończą się rozwodem? Jak możemy uwolnić się od dziedzictwa błędów z przeszłości i wprowadzić pozytywne zmiany?Miłość, seks, małżeństwo i rodzicielstwo, depresja i smutek, niezależność i doświadczenie to tylko niektóre z wielu zagadnień poruszanych w rozmowach terapeuty rodzinnego Robina Skynnera i jego byłego pacjenta - komika Johna Cleesea.Patrząc szczerze na wszystko - od relacji z rodzicami po powody i sposób, w jaki wybieramy naszych partnerów - nie można pominąć tak...

Brilliantly entertaining, enlightening and inspiring, Robin Skynner and John Cleese take on the big issue: life, and the challenge of living, in all its myriad forms. This book is an essential guide to surviving life's ups and downs - at home or in the workplace, as a member of a family or society.
Presented in the same lively style as the best-selling "Families and How to Survive Them," "Life" extends Skynner's and Cleese's study beyond the family to relationships and group interaction in life outside it. The book deals with such pithy issues as:
-Why life gives you all the lessons...

What makes people tick? What about families, organizations such as schools and businesses, or societies? By understanding them, can we make them tick better? Where does religion fit in? In this entertaining book, England's odd couple--psychiatrist-scholar Robin Skynner and comic John Cleese--answer these provocative questions and others, as they embark on a fascinating, mind-stretching search for what really matters in life. Cartoons throughout. Media publicity.

'It achieves what it set out to do- explaining in ordinary language to ordinary people just how relationships work.' -Sun