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The Face That Isn't Me

Understanding Trauma, Cognitive Impairment and Bipolar

Judith Bridgehall
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Year
2026
Language
English

About

Mental illness impacts every aspect of our lives, our homes, families, and communities. Whether you are living with mental illness, supporting a loved one, aiming to foster a more inclusive community, or seeking to understand the challenges as a friend or professional, Judith offers invaluable guidance and hope.

Within these pages, you'll find practical guidance for creating safe spaces, understanding victimization, and supporting those who struggle. Judith equips readers with the tools to listen, care, and offer hope with compassion and without judgment. You'll discover encouragement, understanding, and direction for the journey ahead.

Judith's book explores Trauma, Cognitive Impairment, and Bipolar Disorder. Featuring a foreword by Dr. Schuster, the psychiatrist who guided her through her journey, this book provides a personal perspective on how trauma influences mental health. Key topics explored in the book include:
• Bipolar disorder: personal experience and clinical insights
• Victimization and supporting victims of abuse
• Combating stigma surrounding mental illness
• Creating safe and inclusive spaces for those affected by mental illness
• Practical guidance for families, friends, and professionals
• Restoration, hope, and personal growth through adversity
• Strategies for listening, caring, and nonjudgmental support
• Encouragement and empowerment for individuals and communities
Dr. Schuster provides an engaging introduction that sets the stage for the thought-provoking content that follows. Her insights add a valuable dimension to the book, especially valuable for individuals living with mental illness, their loved ones, and mental health professionals seeking deeper understanding.
This book is both a candid memoir and a practical resource, drawing on deeply personal stories and Judith's counseling experience. She shines a light into the darkness, reminding us that life for those with mental illness can be greatly improved.

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