"What I Need To Know About Mental Health" serves as an educational guide aimed at providing a comprehensive understanding of mental health. Its primary objective is to equip readers with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complexities of mental health in today's fast-paced world. Despite its crucial role in overall well-being, mental health often remains under-discussed and misunderstood. This book seeks to bridge that gap by offering clear, accurate, and practical information on a wide range of mental health topics, including common signs and symptoms. Exploring the distinction between mental health and mental illness, the book explores various topics such as anxiety, mood disorders, psychosis, personality disorders, emotional wounds, and more. Each chapter not only outlines the symptoms of different mental illnesses but also helps readers understand the traits that we all experience from time to time, shedding light on stress management techniques and evidence-based therapies. Designed to deepen understanding, this resource serves as a useful tool for individuals, couples, parents, and families seeking to comprehend the challenges faced by their loved ones struggling with mental illness. It also is valuable for mental health professionals, social workers, psychotherapists, counsellors, spiritual leaders, caregivers, students, and anyone with an interest in mental health. However, it's essential to recognize that this book does not substitute professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. If you're dealing with a severe mental health issue or find yourself in crisis, it's crucial to seek help from qualified mental health professionals. Given the deeply personal nature of mental health, readers may find certain sections resonate more strongly than others. These moments of resonance can serve as valuable opportunities for self-reflection and growth. Remember, learning about mental health isn't just an academic exercise; it's a journey toward greater self-awareness and understanding, vital for personal well-being and effective interaction with others. Be patient with yourself and embrace the understanding that managing mental health is a lifelong process of growth and self-discovery.