No parent-child relationship is like any other: there are those who call their mother every day and those who moved as far away from her as possible. Each relationship is unique and, often, burdened by some event. Children love their parents... Parents love their children... or at least most of the time. One would think that this relationship is the closest, the most intimate there is. And yet, this rarely happens. Many such relationships are painful, tense, while others are simply superficial, formal. Most people decide that this is how it is, certain that nothing can change. In this book, Isabelle Filliozat suggests to the reader to dare the adventure of an authentic meeting with their parents, where "old accounts will be clarified". The psychological traumas of childhood must be realized and recognized, misunderstandings resolved, the subconscious anger expressed and accepted in order to restore the family bond. Reconciliation is not something that is achieved without pain...