A girl falls in love with someone who, after dating, doesn’t call for two weeks and then disappears altogether; the workaholic is so afraid of not meeting his superiors’ expectations that he double-checks reports ten times; the mother lashes out at her children, unable to contain her anger. Such different cases may be united by one reason: in childhood, these people did not receive the love and support they needed. And now they unconsciously reproduce similar situations in order to relive the emotions that the closest people “provided” them with. Psychologist Mikhail Labkovsky is absolutely sure: in order to change the scenario by which you live, you need to go back to childhood and understand why your parents behaved this way. To realize that mom and dad were cold because they themselves were not loved and they never learned to love. They are aggressive because of their mental problems. They criticized because they didn’t believe in themselves, which means they didn’t believe in you. And you have nothing to do with it. You can leave all this in the past. Write your script. Decide for yourself who you are, what kind of person you are. Get away from everything that makes you unhappy. And the book “Greetings from Childhood” will help you with this.