About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager is struggling with their own mental health diagnosis, feels misunderstood by their peers, or is curious about how different brains work. It functions as a supportive toolkit for families looking to dismantle the stigma of the word crazy and replace it with honest conversation. Through a collection of essays, comics, and personal lists from thirty-three diverse contributors, the book explores experiences with depression, anxiety, OCD, and more. It is a deeply validating resource that mirrors the complexities of the teenage experience while offering a sense of community and hope. Parents will appreciate the way it normalizes seeking help and encourages empathy for oneself and others during the challenging high school years.
