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This is not a book review. Because what the author just so importantly points out is that it is when we review or evaluate someone that we deprive them of the opportunity to be themselves. Therefore, this is a description of how the book has made an impression on us as people and employees in the treatment system for people who are called mentally vulnerable - precisely the employees the book is addressed to.

A story of suffering, rejection, bad relationships, up to the turning point: opening up, listening, being heard and trusting. Listening to a good psychotherapist is important and fundamental if you find the person who understands the discomfort you feel and knows how to give a good key to reading.

Another key issue when a listener is needed is why anyone should listen. What would these people have to say that is so important that anyone should be interested in it? Two arguments come to mind above all others: quality of care and money.

Knowledge about epigenetics definitely invites self-examination, self-understanding and self-help and offers people who work within mental health care promising and hopeful insights for their treatments.

The question is though, is the answer to numb ourselves and learn to deal with lives that we don't feel good about? Shouldn't the solution be to heal and live lives that don't make us stressed, unhappy and sick?