Mental Illness: The Necessity for Faith and Authority

The book critically examines the historical and contemporary constructs of mental illness, particularly how psychiatry has shaped definitions and diagnoses since the 1950s. It addresses the societal reluctance to engage in discussions about mental health due to ignorance or fear, and highlights the need for Christians and others to thoughtfully evaluate the mental health system. Through a well-researched series, it aims to challenge prevailing ideologies and offer alternative approaches, empowering counselors to provide genuine hope and transformative solutions for those in distress.