Bücher von Melissa Martin

My Mirror. My Reflection. My Depression is a harrowing yet empowering story of overcoming some of life's most difficult challenges and transforming them into purpose.This book is a true story that charts Melissa's healing journey. When Melissa discovers that she has been wearing a mask for the last 48 years, she realises that she has no choice but to change the course of her life. Having suffered from childhood sexual abuse from the age of six and keeping the secret from her parents, the trauma of abuse spirals into broken relationships causing her to wear a mask that hides the shame and fear of rejection. Living as a single parent and trying to raise three children on her own, she is left to live a life of depression embarrassment, rejection and suicidal thoughts.With no one to turn to, Melissa must find the strength to fight this unseen battle alone. Until one day God reveals her purpose, helping her reflect on her journey behind her depression and gives her the tools to remove her mask and receive her healing. Her journey to getting to love the reflection in the mirror is a powerful testament that we are not alone and that there is light beyond the tunnel. Her story a reminder that there is restoration after chaos and healing after abuse.

Anxious Edie is a beautifully illustrated, fun and rhythmic children's picture book about a young red fox named Edie, who has a bout of anxiety.Edie's story can help children identify and overcome anxious feelings.You and your child will love exploring the colourful and detailed illustrations of animals from around the world.Don't let anxiety hold your child back. This children's picture book is a must read!

Describes the current state of college students' mental health in the United States, influences that contribute to wavering mental health, factors that promote flourishing mental health, and interventions that support mental health. While highlighting present programs and activities, readers will find new methods that can be implemented to support the needs of college students.