What do we do with people who say "its all in your head" in response to your mental illness?

I visited a place where I felt "less weird" than any place I have ever been. I felt welcomed, cared for and loved. Where was it? Spoiler alert - it wasn't the church.

My funny introduction to acupuncture.

Today we are talking about the collective guilt that seems to hang around when somebody is diagnosed with a mental illness. Often times the loved ones of the mentally ill can blame themselves for not seeing the signs or the cries for help.

Welcome to "Post Traumatic Faith" where Jill Riley shares stories of living a life of faith and mental illness. Jill is a popular speaker, pastor and author who speaks from her experience living with complex PTSD, a major depressive disorder, anxiety disorder and a dissociative identity disorder.