You Are Not Alone In This

Name: You Are Not Alone In This
Brand: Watkins Publishing
SKU: 9781786788900
Price: 131.0 HKD
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Supporting a Loved One’s Mental Health Without Losing Your Own

Sophie Scott (Author) ... more

Edition: US - Paperback / softback

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English

304 pages • 5.3125 x 8.5 in

Approx. weight: 0.81 lb

Publication date: 14 Jan,2025

Barcode: 9781786788900 • Watkins Publishing

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By: Sophie Scott

The first mainstream book offering support to all those whose loved ones are experiencing mental health difficulties, written by an expert psychotherapist.

This is a poignant, practical and accessible book aimed at the partners, parents, siblings and children of people who are suffering with their mental health. It will help readers understand their loved one better, to start difficult and often necessary conversations, to set boundaries and to remind them to value their own mental health throughout.

You Are Not Alone in This will explore:

The most common mental health issues and how to navigate them.
Getting real about your difficult feelings, from anger, irritation, powerlessness, fear, guilt, shame, resentment to wanting to leave.
What to say and what not to say – how to use therapeutic tools and insights to overcome communication challenges.
How to implement healthy boundaries, untangle from codependent relationships and recognize if you have a saviour complex.
Making a crisis/emergency plan for if something goes wrong.

With practical advice from an expert psychotherapist featuring real stories from her clinical practice, as well as from her personal experience with loved ones, this book will help readers find the right balance between supporting their loved one and taking care of themselves. It'll teach them to find the line between what’s in their control and what isn’t, empowering them to ask for help when they need it.