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True stories of people who have found the courage to face their past during therapy. Catherine Gildiner reveals the fascinating behind-the-scenes of her work as a therapist and her relationships with her patients. What makes a successful musician unable to have sex? Why does a sensible woman not even allow for the possibility of being happy? Who does a child become who is greeted daily by his mother with the words "Good morning, monster"? Gildiner explores the world of human emotions as seen from the perspective of a therapist. Her stories of the most interesting cases from her practice not only surprise and move, but above all inspire us to fight for ourselves. What is it like when you get your hands on someone's life and your job is to fix it? Can one casually thrown sentence lead to the failure of the entire therapy? How do you get someone to face a problem they've been pushing away all their life? "Good Morning, Monster offers the privilege of seeing in the therapist-patient relationship a basic human interaction." J.M. Coetzee, winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature