Léa Salamé soon in couples therapy with Raphaël Glucksmann ? This question live on air which could lead him to think

Tuesday, January 7, 2024, Léa Salamé received on France Inter the writer and literary critic Frédéric Beigbeder for the release of his new book. The journalist shown strangely interested in couples therapy.

© France Inter Léa Salamé showed strangely interest in the benefits of couples therapy.

IN BRIEF

• On January 7, 2024, Frédéric Beigbeder presented his book 'Un homme seul' on France Inter, interviewed by Léa Salamé.
• Frédéric Beigbeder revealed that he waited until his father died to write this book, despite his reluctance to talk about him.
• Discover how couples therapy helped the author to question himself and questioning masculinity.

Tuesday, January 7, 2024, on the airwaves of France Inter, listeners were able to hear Frédéric Beigbeder come to promote his new book entitled A Man Alone, to be found in bookstores starting January 8. It was Léa Salamé who took the time to interview the writer and literary critic about this work. We learn that he waited until his father, Jean-Michel Beigbeder, died of Parkinson's disease and biliary tract cancer, to try to understand him better.

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Frédéric Beigbeder explained that he waited until his father was no longer of this world to write this book, even though he was convinced that he would have hated. “He didn't want people to talk about him. I respected that modesty“, he explained before revealing that he felt the moment to transgress that desire because of the urgency that exists today in our society.

Raphaël Glucksmann is not ashamed to say that he underwent couples therapy

To achieve &write this book about his father, Frédéric Beigbeder is not ashamed to say that he had to go through couples therapy. “Through him, it is a generation and it is masculinity that I question. I think that I had to question myself and try to understand what he had left me, good or bad. It concerns everyone“, he confided.

Faced with this confidence from her guest, Léa Salam&eacute allowed herself to insist, no doubt surprised to learn that couples therapy had been able to help her move forward with him. “Did you need couples therapy recently to get there ?“, she asked again. “Yes, absolutely. If we don't make that effort, we're stupid. So we have to change ourselves and correct things“, the writer replied success.

Léa Salamé showed interest on the subject of couple therapies

“Couples therapy, çit works ?“, insisted again Raphaël Glucksmann's partner, strangely very interested in the subject. While her guest assured her that it could be very beneficial, everything suggests that the journalist could one day take the step of following couples therapy with the politician who has shared her life for many years.