Is sanity possible? Why do we need to connect with others? Can we raise our children to be mentally well? Philippa Perry, with her mind firmly rooted in the worlds of art and psychotherapy, offers answers to these and other questions in a conversation full of practical examples which we can apply in our daily lives. “We have to treat children like sentient human beings and honour them with integrity and truth, allowing them to have all their feelings,” asserts the author of one of the leading bestsellers on raising children. Perry offers tools from a tongue-in-cheek perspective, advocating for sensitivity and self-awareness. “The majority of parents are well-meaning but they don’t have the appropriate tools,” she says.
British author and psychotherapist Philippa Perry is known for her sharp, accessible approach to mental health. She has achieved worldwide recognition for ‘The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read’, a bestselling essential guide for parents that has been translated into over 40 languages. She is also the author of ‘Couch Fiction’, ‘How to Stay Sane’ and most recently ‘The Book You Want Everyone You Love* To Read *(and maybe a few you don’t)’. Through 20 years of private practice, she has found a place to help others through self-awareness in her writing. Currently, she can often be found on TV and radio shows and in her columns for ‘The Observer’ and ‘The Guardian’, which themselves are a benchmark for relationship advice.
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