Coping Skills
When a loved one is diagnosed with a mental illness, the whole family is affected. Easy-going relationships become strained; heartfelt connections are lost or broken. Most of the time, the burden of repair falls on the person least able to cope--the one struggling with the illness. If they just take their meds and talk to their therapist, life will get better. This book takes a different approach. Parents don't have to wait. They have the power to make life better right now. Filled with real-life stories of success, this book offers families an array of coping skills that work.