Silence can feel like drowning.
Behind smiles, laughter, and busy lives, countless people carry unseen battles, depression, self-harm, and thoughts of suicide. Their pain is hidden, their cries unheard.
In Drowning in Silence: Strength in the Silence of Pain, Dr. Rushayne Stewart, a counselor, educator, and global speaker with double doctorates in Psychology/Counseling and Education, brings together faith, psychology, and compassion to speak directly to the brokenhearted.
Through honest storytelling, biblical insight, and practical guidance, this book explores the realities of mental health struggles while offering pathways to hope and healing. Inside, you will find:
Reflections on self-harm, suicide, depression, and hidden despair.
Stories of Job, Saul, and David; biblical voices who knew the weight of sorrow.
Scriptures of healing and resilience for the weary soul.
Practical tools: therapy, counseling, community, and global hotlines.
Encouragement to turn scars into strength and silence into testimony.
This book is not a lecture. It is a companion. A reminder that even when silence feels suffocating, your life matters, your story is not over, and hope can still rise.
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