A book about how we usually talk to each other, why we are often ineffective in communication and what to do to get along in the family.

Like a film director, the author follows the course of ordinary family events, which often turn into small dramas, arguments without purpose, frustration and nerves. Suddenly she calls "STOP" and analyzes what actually happened. Thanks to this, we can look at our own behaviors and messages, discover the actual needs and trace the points at which conflict and misunderstanding arise.

The book is written in plain language, because communication in the family should be simple. Instead of pretending, waiting, and avoiding - it's better to learn to be clear about your feelings and needs. It is important to be able to see them in others as well.