Feeling Good Together

Book Review

David Burns' «Feeling Good Together» is a subtle and profound exploration of human relationships, written with rare sincerity and attention to the details of the inner world. The author, gifted as both psychologist and observer, invites the reader to an honest dialogue with themselves, revealing the mechanisms of conflict and misunderstanding that so often cloud even the closest bonds. Burns masterfully combines scientific rigor with lively, evocative language, turning the complex concepts of cognitive therapy into accessible and practical tools for everyday life. Critics note that the book not only inspires change but also equips the reader with practical steps, allowing them to see familiar situations from a new perspective. There is no didacticism here: the author gently leads the way, helping each person find their own path to harmony and understanding. «Feeling Good Together» is not just a manual, but a kind of guide through the labyrinth of human emotions, written with warmth, respect, and faith in the possibility of change.