What happened in our childhood and what we did with it

Go back in time and find the pieces you need to put together the puzzle of your life in this powerful book by the author of the bestsellers Motherhood and the Encounter with One's Own Shadow and Visible Women, Invisible Mothers.

We live in a sick world, where it's increasingly difficult to live in harmony with everyone, especially those who are by our side every day. However, within each of us lies the answer to this question: love.

In *What Happened in Our Childhood and What We Did With It* , Argentine educational psychologist Laura Gutman presents her innovative methodology. Gutman specializes in relationships between adults and children, and her methodology can uncover the reasons that made us suffer when we were younger. These reasons still influence our choices, attitudes, and feelings, transforming them into acceptance and self-awareness.

In *What Happened in Our Childhood and What We Did With It* , Laura Gutman guides us through her successful methodology to discover our true reality. The experiences we have during our childhood are decisive in strengthening our personality. When facing different types of trauma, we create mechanisms that serve as shelter and sustenance to endure the physical and psychological abuse we may have experienced.

What happened in our childhood and what we did with it reveals all aspects of our human biography and revolutionizes our way of life. Laura Gutman describes the damage—fears, obsessions, anxieties—caused by maternal heartbreak and anguish and offers us the resources necessary for our emotional survival. In this way, we see that it is possible to overcome the traumas within us and that we are capable of living a life in harmony with ourselves, free from the memories of a past that no longer belongs to us.