Guy Corneau
Guy Corneau was a Canadian psychoanalyst, author, and playwright.
Initially interested in theater, he later obtained a master's in education and trained as a Jungian psychoanalyst in Zürich.
Corneau wrote several bestselling books, including "Père manquant, fils manqué" (Absent Fathers, Lost Sons), which was translated into multiple languages.
He left private practice to focus on public speaking and writing, giving lectures worldwide.
Corneau's works explore topics such as masculinity, relationships, and personal growth.
His final book, "Revivre!", was inspired by his experience with cancer.
Corneau's approach combined psychoanalysis with accessible language, making complex ideas more widely available.
