★In this book, the authors explore the profound belief that developing one's communication potential can have a significant impact on building real relationships and personal fulfillment.
★This handbook is filled with examples and practical activities, with a special emphasis on the importance of learning and practicing communication skills during key life stages such as adolescence.

Learning to express your thoughts and ideas in the right words, understanding body languages, and managing conflicts in a healthy and constructive way are often overlooked but vital aspects. Greater awareness and communication skills can help prevent and avoid many inconveniences and misunderstandings.

This book emphasizes the importance of the way information is presented and proposes an analysis of the dynamics of confident and empathetic communication, which is an essential element of the current rapid information sharing. In this case, empathy and consideration for other people’s feelings often take a back seat. The authors invite a new generation of teenagers to break dehumanizing communication models and promote language based on respect and understanding.

Irene Cocco was born and lives in Trento. She graduated in literature and philosophy, majoring in psychology and humanities, and studied art therapy at Queen Margaret College in Scotland. Her works include Captive Identity, Must Be Forever, and since 2021, she has also worked on film screenwriting and cooperated with major newspapers.

Martina Croce was born and lives in Trieste. After graduation from the university, she started teaching philosophy and humanities and organized training workshops for elementary schools aimed at developing communication, creativity and relationship skills in the classroom. At the same time, she is responsible for mentoring and strategic communication in the digital field and continues to develop her artistic interests by participating in TV, film and theater projects.