ABC- ul Psihologiei Transgeneraționale

This book looks at how our family's past can shape our lives. It shows how to study a family tree. It also looks at mental patterns we inherit. These may shape our choices, our bonds, and our sense of self. Our forebears may also give us strength.

Juliette Allais writes for those who seek to grasp these family ties. Her guide to the mind looks at psychogenealogy and transgenerational analysis. These methods study ties between our minds and our family's past. She asks what they offer and how they work. She asks where their limits lie. She looks at the schools of thought behind them, too. She also explores the rise in interest in our forebears.

Allais rejects the view that past family pain seals our fate. She links our roots to free will and personal duty. In her view, we choose how to judge what we inherit. We also choose how to use it. Our family role can leave room to create and grow. A look back should help us think about our future.

Allais works as a couples therapist. She draws on transgenerational psychoanalysis, Gestalt therapy, and Jungian psychoanalysis. She sees therapy as a journey where life events hold meaning. She aims to help people accept their unconscious family legacy. These are things families pass on that we may not know we carry. This can help us find our place and give to others. This translation forms part of the PsyConnect series.