★Drawing on his professional expertise as a psychoanalyst and personal experience as a father, the author explores the psychological development of adolescents and posits that adolescence can be viewed as a state of emergency. This book challenges traditional educational paradigms and offers contemporary methods for fostering self-esteem in today's society.
★Addressing core parenting challenges, this book tackles the multifaceted role conflicts faced by modern parents. It aims not only to assist children but also to support parents grappling with these issues, providing a sustainable parenting framework within limited time and resources. Special attention is given to developing energy-revitalizing strategies for working mothers.

Adolescence mirrors the unpredictable rhythm of an emergency. One moment, everything appears calm and orderly; the next, a sudden storm disrupts our established certainties and coping mechanisms, leaving us disoriented and helpless. Parenting is a complex and evolving responsibility, often undertaken without adequate preparation and constrained by traditional norms, leading to numerous uncertainties. How should we navigate this terrain?
Luca Nicoli, both a seasoned psychoanalyst and a father, draws on years of experience working with adolescents and their families to offer profound insights and practical advice. He provides comfort and support to readers while emphasizing the critical importance of cultivating self-esteem in both oneself and one's children. He encourages continuous effort to nurture and sustain self-esteem.

Luca Nicoli, psychologist and psychoanalyst, he is a member of the Italian Psychoanalytic Society and the International Psychoanalytic Association. He also serves as an editorial board member of the "Italian Psychoanalytic Journal". Passionate about psychoanalysis, he tirelessly spreads it. He works in Modena as a consultant, psychotherapist and clinical supervisor. He has lectured at universities, master's and specialized schools, and has published many psychological works.