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Written by psychotherapist and mental health educator Joslynn Alston, this book bridges the gap between psychology and faith to bring clarity, comfort, and direction to those battling suicidal thoughts, or those walking beside someone who is.
Drawing from clinical research, therapeutic practices, scripture, and stories from celebrities, Joslynn helps readers understand risk factors, warning signs, and common myths surrounding suicide. The book also gives practical tools for emotional regulation, creating a personal safety plan, and seeking help while offering ways to strengthen faith and rebuild purpose when life feels meaningless.
This is more than a book about surviving, it’s a compassionate roadmap for healing the mind, renewing the spirit, and reclaiming hope even in the depths of despair. Click below to get a digital download.
Written by psychotherapist and mental health educator Joslynn Alston, this book bridges the gap between psychology and faith to bring clarity, comfort, and direction to those battling suicidal thoughts, or those walking beside someone who is.
Drawing from clinical research, therapeutic practices, scripture, and stories from celebrities, Joslynn helps readers understand risk factors, warning signs, and common myths surrounding suicide. The book also gives practical tools for emotional regulation, creating a personal safety plan, and seeking help while offering ways to strengthen faith and rebuild purpose when life feels meaningless.
This is more than a book about surviving, it’s a compassionate roadmap for healing the mind, renewing the spirit, and reclaiming hope even in the depths of despair. Click below to get a digital download.