Are we divorced, left alone, or have we never had a stable relationship? We long for a companion, but this seems like a futile dream with the gut-wrenching work, the children and everyday, small and big annoyances, since being able to drag ourselves to bed on time is already a result? Absolutely: can we still be happy, or is the black soup coming now, and the smartest thing to do is to comfort ourselves with the fact that being alone is nothing but the price of success in other areas of life? Are you sure there is no other solution?

Dr. Nóra Belső is a practicing psychiatrist who meets lonely and desperate women and men every day. In his book It's Never Too Late, he firmly states: there is no age or life situation in which we do not have the opportunity to make a choice. Going from generation to generation, the author analyzes the most pressing human problems of our time. How do we process our disappointments? Can the fire still flare up between two people when their emotions are barely flickering? What should we choose if a new and unexpected love falls into one pan of the scale, and our family, which provides security and does not suspect anything, falls into the other? Isn't it embarrassing to look for a partner on the Internet over forty? And the eternal dilemma: career or family? The authentic examples of Never Late, borrowed from reality, encourage us to dare to listen to our instincts even over forty, and to use our resources and acquired wisdom.

Dr. BELSő NÓRA is also a researcher and educator in addition to her healing work. Her areas of expertise are depression and other mood disorders, panic, but she deals in depth with problems specifically affecting women, such as postpartum and menopause depression and anxiety.