A Teenager's guide to overcoming anxiety or depression.
A Teenager's guide to overcoming anxiety or depression.
If you have experienced anxiety or depression, you may have asked yourself, Why am I feeling like this? You are not alone.
In this companion guide to his book for parents Why Is My Teenager Feeling Like This?, Pastor and counselor David Murray introduces you to the personal accounts of eighteen teens who have struggled with different types of anxiety or depression. This guide will help you discover not only the common causes but also the keys to unlock their chains. By utilizing God-given truths and tactics, you can experience new liberty, peace, and joy in your life.
| Age range: | 13 - 19 |
|---|---|
| Author | David Murray |
| ISBN | 9781433567186 |
| Format | Paperback |
| First published | August 2020 |
| Dimensions | 138mm x 215mm x 10mm |
| Language | English |
| Pages | 144 |
| Publisher | Crossway |
As a parent of three daughters, I know teenagers fear talking to their parents about difficult subject matters like anxiety and depression. But this no longer has to be the case. My friend David Murray wrote a tool for teenagers to not only help them understand anxiety and depression but also give them guidance on how they can have tough conversations with their parents or other responsible adults.
David Murray’s book and words have been a huge help in my walk with anxiety and depression. As a teenager, a student, and an athlete, the stresses of this world can easily become too much. I’d recommend this book to family, friends, or any teen who is struggling.
Parenting is good for our prayer lives, we find, especially when sons and daughters are navigating the many anxieties that seem to coincide with the teenage years. David Murray has the practical experience and spiritual wisdom to help. Based in biblical truth and at the same time sensitive to the psychological and physiological complexities of human emotions, Murray’s companion guides tell real-life stories that empower teens and their parents to understand their feelings, care well for one another, and take concrete steps toward healing together.
