Are you or someone you know unable to cope with the basics of life due to suffering with poor mental health? If so, this book may just be what you need to turn things around.

"According to the National Institute of Mental Health In 2019, there were an estimated 51.5 million adults aged 18 or older in the United States with any mental illness. This number represented 20.6% of all U.S. adults".

I am one of those in this statistic and in this book, I analyze and discuss my own experience with acute anxiety, depression, and derealisation. My nervous breakdown came at a time when I was at the top of my game, thriving in my career, and with a beautiful family.

"How can it be possible to feel so poorly mentally when I have all that I ever wanted?"

This was the question I asked myself over and over again as my mental health ordeal became unbearable.

Over time, I worked with myself through therapy and lifestyle changes and found sincere answers as to where my pain and anguish was coming from.

As I am now at a stage where I can cope and live with my condition, it's time to share my experiences in this "How To" guide for mental health sufferers. In this book you will discover:

- How to build yourself up allowing you to cope with the daily routine.

- Why it is important to seek professional help.

- How anxiety and depression can be controlled.

- Ways to build courage allowing you to face fearful situations.

- My tried and tested methods to prevent panic attacks.

- Find motivators in life to avert suicide thoughts.

- How to deal with forbidden thoughts.

- How to enhance your mental health through gut improvements.

- Steps you can take to improve your sleep quality.

This book is not peppered with can-do quotes and banal advice. My story is raw, relatable, and most importantly, deeply human.

I live with a deeply disturbing mental health condition that has consumed many others and If I can do it, then I hope so can you with a little bit of help.

This book offers pragmatic, practical advice with resources to help you begin to cope with your own mental health struggles. It also includes practical steps in caring for a loved one that is going through depression and anxiety.

No matter where you are, no matter what you have been through, your story is not over. It is only the beginning. Let me share mine and let us lead onto a path of self-discovery and healing.

"If you want to improve your mental health, then don't miss out on this opportunity".