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Author tackles mental health in new book

Writer and publisher Faith Mudiwa Chipangura is set to release a book that captures issues of mental health

WRITER and publisher Faith Mudiwa Chipangura is set to release a book that captures issues of mental health while exploring avenues of support for affected individuals.

The book, titled Coming Clean will be launched tomorrow.

“Coming Clean is a captivating exploration of mental health challenges,” said Chipangura, who is the founder of Phoenix Publishing.

“It delves into the complex world of mental health issues, specifically anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts.

“This captivating literary work offers valuable insights and serves as an enlightening resource for individuals seeking understanding and support.”

In Coming Clean, Chipangura fearlessly confronts the realities of anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts while providing an authentic and raw exploration of often misunderstood mental health challenges.

“The book weaves together powerful personal narratives from individuals who have battled with mental health issues,” she said.

“Through their unfiltered stories, readers gain a profound understanding of the emotional rollercoaster experiences by those grappling with anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts.

“Coming Clean not only sheds light on mental health struggles but also provides practical insights and coping mechanisms.

“It empowers readers by offering actionable strategies to manage anxiety, combat depression, and foster mental well-being.”

 Through addressing sensitive topics with compassion and empathy, Coming Clean plays a crucial role in destigmatising conversations around mental health.

It encourages open dialogue and seeks to create a society that supports and uplifts individuals wrestling with mental health challenges.

“Mental health issues have become increasingly prevalent in today's fast-paced world,” Chipangura said.

“Coming Clean presents an urgent and timely perspective, fostering empathy and understanding among readers.

“It provokes meaningful conversations about mental health in communities, workplaces, and families alike.

“The book appeals to a wide range of readers, including individuals dealing with mental health challenges, their loved ones looking to understand and support them, healthcare professionals seeking insights and society as a whole in search of ways to address this pressing issue.

“It offers a unique opportunity to raise awareness about mental health issues, instigate meaningful discussions, and foster empathy among readers.”

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