DIAGNOSIS looks at mental health from a perspective that is both refreshing and new. In addressing the problems that so many people suffer from nowadays, the author introduces the idea of "invisible worlds" and the spirituality that hides there; pointing to the link with mental health and describing the help we can find in those worlds.

Some sufferers manage to escape their diagnosis and perform responsible roles in society. The others give up. Disconnecting themselves from the everyday reality they find themselves presented with, and which they don't want to accept, these individuals can end up losing their minds.

The author talks about the isolation and the escape into alcohol and drugs; the fear of living and of dying.

According to the author, those who believe in the bigger picture of reality often become the victims of the diagnosis, and end up pushed out to the margins of society. Fortunately, there is more to the world than what we observe through our five senses. Respectfully, a lack of faith can stop us from perceiving the things we cannot see, hear or touch.

DIAGNOSIS skilfully stresses the connection with the "invisible worlds" and how we can open ourselves to the healing offered there. Essential reading for people with mental issues and their families!