Misunderstandings about Mental Illness from the new book Mental Illness

When a loved one begins to show signs of mental illness, it can be a deeply unsettling and overwhelming experience for families. Many feel lost, unsure of where to turn for support. Even when they reach out to friends or their faith communities, those around them may not know how to respond or offer meaningful help.

This month’s eChart, “Misunderstandings about Mental Illness” is taken from Rose Publishing’s book Mental Illness. It tackles three common misconceptions about mental illness, including the ideas that:

1. Mental illness isn’t real.
2. Christians can’t have mental illness.
3. The person with mental illness must be to blame.

Mental Illness provides a biblical perspective on God’s heart for those who struggle while dispelling these myths. Filled with charts, statistics, and practical advice, this book is an invaluable resource for supporting loved ones with both compassion and healthy boundaries.

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more! Click here to save on Rose Publishing’s newest release, Mental Illness: What to Know and How to Help.

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