"You must speak up if you want help“ is what naval officer Marion Glück said to her soldiers. But she did not dare to say anything about her own problems. When she finally opened up, she was ridiculed and called a hypochondriac. Despite having a large family and a close circle of friends, the author felt unhappy and lonely for years. Bullying, depression, and thoughts of suicide dominated her life. In this book, the author tells her story. She manages to write about these sensitive topics with humor and ease while shedding light on everyday therapy life in a psychosomatic clinic.weiterlesen