Loving someone with a mental illness or history of trauma
$47.99


The book guides the reader to explore their emotions and empower their loved one who is living with a mental illness.
Detailed Information & Guidance
📖 Overview & Practical Value
This book is a great how-to-guide it is helpful for family navigating critical services as well as connecting genuinely.
📑 Chapter & Section Breakdown
Part 1: Reflecting on your experience
Part 2: Supporting your loved one
Part 3: Strengthening your relationship with your loved one
Part 4: Managing common challenges
✍️ Author Bio & Lived Experience
Michelle D. Sherman, PhD, ABPP, is a board-certified, licensed clinical psychologist and nationally recognized leader in the family experience of mental illness and trauma.
De Anne M. Sherman, Michelle’s mother is a mental health advocate, author and educator. the Shermans draw from their professional roles, and from their lived experiences as family members and friends of those with a mental illness.
🔍 Sample Excerpt
“In addition to naming your loved one’s losses, it’s important to consider your experience as well. It may be tempting to downplay your feelings and minimize the many impacts on you, especially if you compare yourself to your loved one.”
Product Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Author | Michelle D. Sherman, PhD, ABPP and De Anne M. Sherman |
| Retail Price | $47.99 |
| Available Formats | Paperback |
| Target Audience | Autistic Adults, Caregivers, Educators, Healthcare Professionals |
| Language | English |