Through an alliance of theircognitive, realtional andemotional intelligences, the gifted have the advantage of resilience in a world in crisis.

The pandemic sent shockwaves around the world, the upheavals it brought about shattering all illusions of control over our environment, relationships and emotions. But while some fell into depression or surrendered to anger, this ongoing crisis helped others to grow.
Why? A psychologist, and specialist of gifted people, the author explores how it is they manage to cope positively. She demonstrates how these curious, sensitive and intense men and women have been able to mobilize and flexibly combine their assets.
From these observations, we understand that repairing connections, and accepting and investing in change are skills that are accessible to everyone. We all have multiple intelligences: cognitive, emotional and
relational – using and combining these facets is the secret of resilience. In this way, despite the instability of the world, all of us can become stronger.

Monique de Kermadec,psychoanalyst, psychotherapist and specialist on gifted people, has published several books with Albin Michel, including: Gifted Adults: Learn to Do Things Simply When It Gets Complicated; The Gifted Adult in Pursuit of Happiness; The Gifted Child: From Birth to Toddler; A Feeling of Solitude; The Gifted Woman and The Gifted and Love.