Mental Illness Is Nothing to Be Ashamed Of: A Book About How to Cope with a Loved One's Condition Without Losing Yourself

Schizophrenia, autism, anorexia. When a loved one develops a mental disorder, it becomes a difficult test for us. But there is a way out of the dark pit of despair.

This book, written by clinical psychologist Svetlana Tsvetkova, will support those who feel anger, shame, and guilt because of their loved one’s illness. The author—once herself going through a terrifying diagnosis of a loved one—explains how to accept the illness and not get lost in the labyrinth of emotions.

The book will help you:

— separate your life from the life of the patient;
— stop feeling ashamed of the terrible diagnosis;
— get rid of the destructive feeling of guilt;
— endure rejection from a loved one;
— separate the sick person from the illness and love them as you did before.