Amy Winehouse’s mother believes in healing in the middle of one’s family, as she addressed her daughter a public letter that appeared in a Sunday newspaper.

The letter of Janis Winehouse was published by News Of The World, and was meant to tackle the soul artist’s return home as the resolving of a series of personal traumas. Amy held headlines approaching her drug and alcohol consumption, rehab and the last week she was photographed on the streets of London wearing nothing more than jeans and a bra.

Moreover, the artist canceled all the remaining gigs scheduled for this year, explaining that she couldn’t gibe her best on stage when her husband was in custody and not alongside her. Blake Fielder-Civil, Amy’s hubby, is in custody on charges of violent bodily harming a pub landlord and trying to pervert the course of justice.

In the public plea Janis Winehouse begs her daughter several times to return home, where her family can take better care of her, stressing that her current condition could be alleviated only her personal determination triggered it. She also highlighted that it is humanlike to make mistakes, but is also human to seek help. “Remember you're just an ordinary human being, no stronger than any of the rest of us,” she wrote. Although the 24-year old Amy is a superstar, she is still “young and vulnerable.”

Winehouse has recently received six nominations for the Grammy Awards, a record for a female British artist.