Go Jik-han et al.: It’s Okay Even If It’s a Psycho Family

It's okay, even Saiko Family, which is a hard-core interview of the parents who have been on the road to recovery and illness for nearly 30 years since the outbreak of bipolar. The eldest son, middle-school and small-aged, after being diagnosed with manic depression in college, both of them agree that they have experienced more than 50 ‘hells ’ in the 17-time process of putting on mental hospitals. The parents of two sons are high - ranking missionaries who have long been involved in the evangelizing work of young college students and Dr. Kim Jong-hee, a child education expert who has conducted the first play school in the country for over 30 years. The two sons are still on the road to recovery, but both have married and have raised families and live their lives running and music channels. The first child is a child who lives five years ago and runs the YouTube channel Ngwane Heart Institute to communicate with the mentally ill and family, and the second has been playing a concert called A Show for One People, which has been played at a wide range of times, and has been performed close to 80 times. Surprisingly, the two brothers ’ spouses are sisters and have a mental and nursing level of knowledge and clinical experience. The book begins with the history of the late Kim Jong-hee, a married couple who have been known as a Schoiko couple, and tells of the outbreak of two sons who were Joulers, and the return to the psychiatric hospital, which was in a long and painful course, leading to the path of the wounded. The long story of 30 years began in the fall of 2021 and came to the interview by means of seven encounters and conversations that ended in summer 2023.

Korean title: 싸이코 패밀리라도 괜찮아

Korean author: 고직한 외

Korean publisher: 잉클링즈

ISBN-13: 9791197598746