The psychoanalytic process can be described as a succession of words that intersect with the patient's pain and which, with the necessary desire, clarity, and courage, can lead to the revelation of a truth that can forever change the life of a subject, writes Gabriel Rolon in the preface of his book.

From pain to truth. Undoubtedly a complex, difficult path, burdened with diseases. However, if approached correctly, it rewards with the satisfaction that comes from the certainty of knowing that this destination was worth the effort. That is why anxiety, fears, questioning of sexuality, family bonds, emotional relationships, work, love and its absence, addictions, time passing, and loneliness are all part of it.

But also the overcoming, the blossoming, the knowledge that it is possible to change the order of things for the better. And here comes "Healing the Soul": a vital book that starts from psychoanalysis to bring about a covenant of trust between someone who speaks their own truth and someone who listens, tempers, and accompanies them. Just like in Historias de divan, Gabriel Rolon's first book, these are "true stories". Often harsh, yes, but always full of life. A lot of life.